Pope Leo XIV’s visit to the Diocese of the Canary Islands was an event that left its mark on the history of this particular Church. Not only because it was the first time a Successor of Peter had set foot on this land, but also because his presence provided a true experience of communion, hope, and spiritual renewal.
Omnes Editorial Staff
The Church on pilgrimage in Madrid is preparing to welcome the Holy Father. The arrival of Pope Leo XIV, who will be in our diocese from June 6 to 9, during a visit to Spain that will last until June 12, is an invitation to raise our eyes.
The women who remained at the foot of the Cross are a model for all believers and fundamental pillars of the proclamation of the Resurrection.
In a world where popular piety brings the faithful closer to the mystery of God, the brotherhoods and confraternities fulfill a key mission based on three pillars: solid formation, coherent faith and commitment to charity and those most in need.
At the beginning of this year I invite you - and I invite myself - to live the joy of evangelization not as a forced effort, but as a way of life. Wherever we are, every day, may we sow peace, hope and joy. May our presence be a small window through which others can glimpse the light of Christ.
Teresa Aguado Peña