Pope Leo XIV dedicated his last catechesis to one of the questions that continue to appeal to the contemporary world: what is the meaning of human progress and what should be its relationship with God. At the general audience on 23 September, held in St. Peter’s Square before thousands of faithful, the Pontiff continued the cycle of catechesis on the documents of the Second Vatican Council and focused on the third chapter of the first part of th…
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Pope Leo XIV dedicated his last catechesis to one of the questions that continue to appeal to the contemporary world: what is the meaning of human progress and what should be its relationship with God. At the general audience on 23 September, held in St. Peter’s Square before thousands of faithful, the Pontiff continued the cycle of catechesis on the documents of the Second Vatican Council and focused on the third chapter of the first part of th…