Pope at Angelus: Saint Francis Shows Us How to Build Peace Through Fraternal Love
- Pope Leo used the vineyard parable during the Angelus to explain that Jesus’ rejection and death cannot defeat God’s saving purpose, because divine mercy is greater than violence.
- Pope Leo presented Saint Francis of Assisi’s faith, poverty, and fraternal love as a model for renewing the Church and building peace.
- During the Franciscan Jubilee Year, Pope Leo urged people to seek peace and build harmony among peoples.
- Celebrations in Assisi honored Saint Francis as a lasting example of reconciliation and peace.
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On the eighth centenary of the death of St. Francis, the President of the Republic indicates in peace, in the dignity of the person and in the respect of creation the topicality of his teaching. Pope Leo asks "with perseverance the gift of peace"
Rome, 4 Oct (EFE).- Italy commemorates this Sunday the eighth centenary of the death of St Francis of Assisi, patron of the country, with a day of celebrations around the ‘poor saint’, whose figure Pope Leo XIV has claimed as an example of faith, fraternity and commitment to peace. The town of Assisi, in [...] The entry Italy and the Pope celebrate the legacy of St Francis of Assisi in the 800 years of his death was first published in HolaNews.
Eight hundred years after the death of the patron saint of Italy. Melons: "An Italian who forgave the identity of a people." Also Pope Leo all'Angelos: "We ask with perseverance for the gift of peace."
The President of the Republic intervenes in Assisi on the occasion of the celebrations for the 800 years after the death of the Saint
In these times marked by senseless and cruel wars, the hope is that the sun of Francis may illuminate the world. It speaks from the loggia of the Sacred Convent of Assisi,...
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