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Pope Leo says the Resurrection of Jesus provides a way against sadness

Pope Leo XIV said Christ’s resurrection transforms sadness into hope and joy, highlighting the biblical Emmaus story as a model of renewed faith and healing.

  • At St. Peter's Square, the pontiff described the Resurrection of Jesus Christ as an event one never finishes contemplating, and he said it can heal sadness and transform negativity into hope.
  • Invoking Scripture, the pope pointed to the Emmaus episode where Leo said sadness is an intrusive, widespread malaise and cited the two disciples of Emmaus in the Gospel of Luke.
  • The account shows that at the breaking of the bread, the two disciples of Emmaus recognize Jesus, rekindle their joy, and share their experience, after he listens and explains Scriptures about his suffering and rising.
  • The pope added that the Risen One rekindles joy and hope in the disciples, prompting them to share their experience and affirming life’s victory over death.
  • He linked the Resurrection to his Jubilee theme 'Jesus Christ our Hope' and urged prayer, missionary work, and hope for future goodness during October, dedicated to the rosary.
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Vatican News broke the news in on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
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