Teachings of the Pope

Learning to move forward and grow together

During his trip to Spain, Leo XIV called for overcoming divisions through dialogue and humility so that we may move forward and grow together. Throughout his meetings, he strongly defended human dignity and the protection of the most vulnerable.

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On the Bishop of Rome and Synodality

The document "The Bishop of Rome", published by the Dicastery for Christian Unity, allows us to look at the figure of the Pope from an ecumenical and synodal perspective.

Ramiro Pellitero

4 Jul 2024

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Christianity, a "living cathedral".

On May 22, the Pope concluded his series of catecheses on the vices and virtues of the Christian life, presenting the defects that threaten Christians as well as the beauty of pursuing a full life.

Ramiro Pellitero

8 Jun 2024

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Evangelizing with the style of mercy

Catholics are called to mission and the Pope has deepened this universal vocation through aspects such as education, mercy and the witness of hope.

Ramiro Pellitero

3 Apr 2024

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Promoting the Christian spirit in communication

Pope Francis has recently emphasized the need to promote in communication and education the Christian spirit, which places God at the center and recognizes the dignity and responsibility of man.

Ramiro Pellitero

3 Feb 2024

Passion for evangelization

Throughout the year 2023, Pope Francis has dedicated numerous catecheses of the Wednesday general audiences to the theme of evangelization. This article presents the Holy Father's main teachings on this theme.

Ramiro Pellitero

4 Jan 2024

Trust and care

During the month of October, the Assembly of the Synod of Bishops took place in Rome, for "to put God back in the center of our gaze".. In addition, the Pope has published the following apostolic exhortations Laudate Deumon the care of our common home, and C'est la confianceabout St. Therese of the Child Jesus.

Ramiro Pellitero

4 Nov 2023

"The Gospel is worth spending one's life for". The Pope in Mongolia

Pope Francis is making an apostolic journey to Mongolia from August 31 to September 4. In his audience on Wednesday, September 6, upon his return, Francis asked: "Why does the Pope go so far to visit a small flock of the faithful?" (in fact, there are about 1500 faithful Catholics). 

Ramiro Pellitero

3 Oct 2023

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Surfers of love. The Pope with the youth at WYD

World Youth Day brought together more than one million young people from all over the world. They came with different expectations. But they were called one by one. Before them and with them "a singular choreography" unfolded: the fullness (catholicity) of a call and an encounter.

Ramiro Pellitero

2 Sep 2023

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Holy Spirit, synodality and family

How does the presence and action of the Holy Spirit change the world? It would seem an impractical question. But if nothing had changed, so many Christians who have improved the world would not have done so. And we would not still be called to improve the world, side by side with others.

Ramiro Pellitero

8 Jul 2023

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Roots and bridges. The Pope in Hungary

Roots are the source of life. Bridges are necessary to go beyond ourselves. Without roots we cannot build bridges, but without bridges we cannot extend our life to others or allow them to live with us. A summary of the Pope's messages in Hungary.

Ramiro Pellitero

3 Jun 2023

Pope's Travels

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