Many Christians “need to go back and re-read the Gospel” because they have forgotten that faith and love for the poor go hand in hand, Pope Leo XIV said in his first major papal document.
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In his first apostolic exhortation, Pope Leo XIV has taken up the call of Pope Francis for Christians to see in the poor the very face of Christ — and to be a church that “walks poor with the poor” in order to authentically live out the Gospel.
All human beings need consistent, lasting, and healthy experiences of authentic love, Pope Leo XIV said.
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Muchos inmigrantes en los Estados Unidos viven hoy con el mismo temor que experimentaba la gente bajo los “tiránicos” gobiernos comunistas de antes, afirmó el obispo Mark J. Seitz, de El Paso, Texas.
“Hemos hecho que las personas que han huido para salvar sus vidas vivan ahora con un miedo aún mayor” que el que enfrentaban en sus países de origen, dijo el obispo el día antes de reunirse con el Papa León XIV y compartir con él cartas de inmigrantes de todo Estados Unidos.
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Jesus is always walking alongside everyone, no matter how mundane or precarious their journey, Pope Leo XIV said.
The Bishop’s Invitational Golf Tournament celebrated its 15th year on Sept. 22 at Stonebriar Country Club, drawing more than 50 teams and more than 125 sponsors to support tuition assistance for students in pre-K through eighth grade at Catholic schools in the Diocese of Dallas. The tournament exceeded its goal of $725,000 to bring the 15-year total to more than $9.23 million.