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Pope: Like Lazarus, may we hear the Lord's call to new life
At the Sunday Angelus, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the Gospel account of the resurrection of Lazarus, and how it invites us to the fullness of life and to be renewed by God's grace to walk in the light of love, reflecting His boundless charity. Read all
Full Text: Pope Leo XIV's Angelus Address Given March 22, 2026 - The Good Newsroom
Full Text: Pope Leo XIV's Angelus Address Given March 22, 2026 Arts + Culture | 03/22/2026 By: OSV News May the Virgin Mary help us to live these holy days with her faith, her trust, and her fidelity, so that the glorious experience of encountering her risen Son may be renewed in us each day Pope Leo XIV waves as he leads the Angel…
Pope Leo XIV: “Come out!” from the tomb of selfishness and materialism
On March 22, 2026, in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Leo XIV delivered his address before the Angelus prayer to thousands of faithful and pilgrims, commenting on the Gospel reading for the Fifth Sunday of Lent: the resurrection of Lazarus (Jn 11:1-45). In a message filled with Lenten hope, the Pontiff emphasized that this passage not only reveals Christ’s victory over death, but also constitutes an urgent call to break free from the spiritual “graves”…
The Pope referred to Sunday's Gospel reading about the raising of Lazarus, a scene in which Christ announces his victory over death.
The news Leo XIV invites in the angelus to leave “the sepulchres of selfishness, materialism and superficiality” was first published in Last Minute Religious News
In his reflection before today's Angelus prayer, Pope Leo XIV called for us to free ourselves from the habits and ways of thinking that lock us in the tombs of selfishness, materialism, violence, and superficiality. >>> Leo XIV: Let us protect children from seeking friendship in artificial intelligence. The Pope referred to Sunday's Gospel reading about the raising of Lazarus, a scene in which Christ announces his victory over the dead. The arti…
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