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In the end, we must remember that it was the Holy Spirit who led the cardinals to elect Pope Leo XIV.
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In the end, we must remember that it was the Holy Spirit who led the cardinals to elect Pope Leo XIV.
As Pope Leo XIV begins his ministry, what are some people’s hopes for his papacy?
This writer shows the value of using the beatitudes in today’s world, navigating challenging issues and assessing our own spiritual development.
For some, the idea of not putting roots down and staying in one place may seem daunting—even impossible. But for this author, it’s part and parcel of her Franciscan identity and response to God’s call.
When the conclave concluded, many jaws—including mine—were on the floor as Pope Leo XIV stepped out on the central balcony at St. Peter’s Basilica.
For 20 years, this global ministry has combined physical labor and spiritual formation to rebuild lives, communities, and the Church itself.
Simon is a reminder for us to show up and be with those who need help carrying the load of suffering in their lives.
When the pandemic has forced most churches to limit their congregations to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, may we remember that we are still the Church not dependent upon a building to meet on Sundays.
St. Francis could let go when the right time came and engage in new ways of thinking and structures of relationship.
Growing up in western Poland during the Communist era, Henryk Cisowski first met Franciscans at the lively Catholic parish a block from his home.
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