Pope Leo XIV: Community life is a place of sanctification
- Pope Leo XIV sent a letter on July 22 to the Conference of Major Superiors of Men in the United States, marking its 70th anniversary and urging members to see community life as a place of sanctification and strength in their apostolate.
- He praised their efforts to promote religious life, stating that sharing material goods and spiritual experiences makes the hidden presence of the risen Lord manifest among them.
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Six simple ways to live Magnifica Humanitas at home (part 2)
Pope Leo XIV signs “Magnifica Humanitas” at the Vatican’s Synod Hall May 15, 2026, the first encyclical of his papacy, which focuses on the rise of artificial intelligence. (OSV News photo/Simone Risoluti, Vatican Media) In the first part of this series, we reflected on Pope Leo XIV’s invitation to embrace our limitations and to build a culture of peace through our words. Here are four more practical ways families can live out Magnifica Humani…
They hold key positions in the Holy See, set up circles of reflection, foundations and universities in Rome. In the wake of their compatriot Robert Prevost, who became Leo XIV in May 2025, and whose popularity in the United States continues to grow, the Catholics from across the Atlantic weigh with all their weight to shape Catholicism.
Pope Leo XIV: Community life is a place of sanctification
Pope Leo offers words of faith in a letter sent to the Conference of Major Superiors of Men (CMSM) in the United States of America, celebrating its seventieth anniversary during the 2026 National Assembly, taking place in Phoenix, Arizona. Thanking God for the graces received over the past seven decades, he encourages them "to continue offering a united, joyful and authentic witness to Christ" in the various communities and apostolates where the…
Summer advice from Pope Leo XIV: Don’t forget the poor and elderly
In response to a question about summer advice, Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of remembering those most in need during the holidays.The question and answer were both published in the July/August 2026 issue of Piazza San Pietro, the official magazine of St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican. As reported by Vatican News on July 22, Maurizio from Rome asked the pontiff how best to deepen his spiritual life during the summer amid the distracti…
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