Pope Leo XIV in Chiclayo: “Taking Care of Young People, Migrants and Indigenous Peoples Is a Demand”
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In Chiclayo, Peru, the pope said that "commitment to justice, peace and the common good are not optional tasks." He warned that "progress indifferent to justice and the dignity of workers becomes, in fact, a mechanism of oppression and discarding."
He proposed to continue with the synodality, “walking together”, but said that “but putting it into practice is a challenge and demands that everyone review their attitudes and behaviors,” beginning with the priests
Through his social networks, Pope Le n XIV shares a message about Church demands with vulnerable populations, stating that their tasks are not an option.
He called for "the communion of the Church, which makes it a sign and instrument of union with God and of the unity of the human race" and also advocated the inclusion of the laity "since the participation of the laity is not a concession, but an expression of their baptismal dignity.
Pope Leo XIV in Chiclayo: “Taking Care of Young People, Migrants and Indigenous Peoples Is a Demand”
Leon XIV returned to Chiclayo and called for a more inclusive Church, with attention to young people, migrants, indigenous peoples and vulnerable people.
The Pope arrived this Friday in Chiclayo, the diocese where he was appointed apostolic administrator in 2014 and bishop a year later until 2023
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