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We All Long for Peace

Pope Leo XIV called Christians to overcome divisions through shared faith and collaboration, highlighting historic ecumenical milestones and urging efforts amid global challenges.

  • On Aug. 22, Pope Leo XIV issued an ecumenical appeal urging Christians during Ecumenical Week , saying, `May the Holy Spirit... awaken fresh hope for unity.`
  • Historic milestones include the 100th anniversary of the 1925 Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work and the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea , which produced the Creed uniting Christians.
  • Pope Leo emphasized, "Since the Second Vatican Council," the Catholic Church embraces ecumenism, with Unitatis Redintegratio urging "dialogue in humble and loving fraternity," while noting, "That Council" witnessed unity overcoming division.
  • The Pope urged followers of Christ to become artisans of reconciliation, promoting visible Christian unity through dialogue, worship, and shared witness to humanity's suffering.
  • The theme underlines the urgency of 'Time for God's Peace' amid global scars, and Pope Leo's July 17 meeting with a U.S. ecumenical group reaffirmed the Catholic Church's commitment to peace.
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