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Call to Holiness ‘Speaks to Each of Us Where We Live,’ Pope Leo Says on All Saints Day

Pope Leo XIV says holiness is not reserved for a few and urges ordinary acts of love and peace as the Church marks All Saints' Day.

  • On Sunday, November 1, 2026, Pope Leo XIV led the Angelus prayer in St. Peter's Square, describing holiness as a "universal vocation" that is "not a privilege reserved for a few."
  • Celebrating the Solemnity of All Saints, the Pope emphasized that "God sees the good that we do not see," noting holiness transcends formal Church recognition and embraces countless individuals from all backgrounds.
  • Reflecting on missionary history, the Pope recalled the beatification of Pedro de Corpa and four companions, Spanish religious killed in 1597 near Savannah, Georgia, while evangelizing the Americas.
  • Addressing global events, the Pope mentioned the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, for athletes aged 15 to 18, and called for dialogue following humanitarian assistance in Oleshky.
  • On Monday, the Pope will celebrate Mass at the Verano Cemetery for the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed, honoring those remembered and forgotten.
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Pope Leo XIV: ‘Holiness Is Not a Privilege Reserved for a Few’

The pontiff said the Solemnity of All Saints offers a “hope-filled message”: God sees goodness hidden from us and calls every person to holiness.

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