US EditionGod Wants To Help People Discover Their Worth, Dignity, Pope Says During General Audience
- Pope Leo XIV delivered a catechesis on June 4, 2025, at the general audience in St. Peter's Square, focusing on God's message of human dignity and worth.
- He based his talk on the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard from Matthew 20:1-16, highlighting God's equal and generous reward to all laborers regardless of time worked.
- The pope urged especially young people to respond promptly and enthusiastically to God's call to work in his vineyard, which reveals the meaning and value of life despite feelings of inadequacy.
- He highlighted St. Augustine’s warning that postponing one’s response can lead to missing out on promised blessings and reassured that God is persistent in His love, continually prepared to welcome us and offer hope regardless of our circumstances.
- The pope concluded that God's kingdom offers a full, eternal, and joyful life to all without ranking, encouraging renewed hope and trust in the future through personal relationship with God.
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Pope at Audience: Looking for meaning in life? Turn to God
VATICAN— “God never gives up on us; he is always ready to accept us and give meaning and hope to our lives, however hopeless our situation may seem and however insignificant our merits may appear. “ Pope Leo XIV gave this comforting reminder during his weekly Wednesday General Audience in the Vatican as he continued […] The post Pope at Audience: Looking for meaning in life? Turn to God appeared first on Interaksyon.
God Wants To Help People Discover Their Worth, Dignity, Pope Says During General Audience
by Carol Glatz VATICAN CITY (CNS) – God loves every person and wants to help everyone discover their inherent value and dignity, especially those who feel unworthy or unappreciated, Pope Leo XIV said. “God wants to give his kingdom, that is, full, eternal and happy life, to everyone,” the pope said June 4 as he held his weekly general audience in St. Peter’s Square. “And this is what Jesus does with us: he does not establish rankings, he gives a…
In the catechism, Pope Leo XIV asked the "Lord to lighten the minds" so that people would know "to defend the inner dignity of every human being." He appealed to the younger.
The parable of the vinedressers explained by Pope Leo XIV - ZENIT
(ZENIT News / Vatican City 06.04.2025).- On the morning of Wednesday, June 4, Pope Leo XIV presided over the Wednesday general audience during which he gave an explanatory catechesis on the parable of the vinedressers. In one part of his catechesis he made a very clear vocational exhortation to young people. The following is a translation of the pope’s words into Spanish. *** Dear brothers and sisters, I would like to look at one of Jesus’ parab…
Let families know God loves them, Pope Leo says | NEWS
VATICAN (CNS): The Catholic Church, its ministers and its members must find new ways to reach out to and welcome families who are distant from the Church and have no understanding of how much God loves them, Pope Leo XIV said in a June 2 message to 40 theologians and pastoral ministers participating in a seminar on evangelising with families. Pope Leo said the first goal of outreach is to help people longing for love and meaning to find that in …
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