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Pope Francis has tirelessly championed peace, calling for dialogue among nations and compassion for refugees; his heartfelt appeals echo across conflict zones, urging humanity to reject violence and embrace reconciliation and global solidarity.
Millions of children worldwide endure forced labor and exploitation, with many trafficked for sex or difficult work. In the Philippines, poverty and weak law enforcement fuel this crisis, demanding urgent action to protect the most vulnerable.
Thirty years after its release, Evangelium Vitae remains a prophetic call to reject the culture of death and uphold the sanctity of all human life–born and unborn, poor and vulnerable, at every stage and condition.
Symbols help cultures express deep, intangible realities. Among them, the heart holds powerful significance, especially in biblical traditions. This article explores its evolving meaning–from the Bible to theology–revealing its role in faith, morality, and divine connection.
Raising children in today’s world is a profound responsibility, shaping not only their lives but their faith. At its core, parenting teaches the language of the heart–a love rooted in Christ that overcomes trials and transforms lives.
In his recent encyclical Dilexit Nos (He loved us), Pope Francis invited all Christians to rediscover the beauty and importance of the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ. A deep and personal encounter with the Lord enhances our ability to love and serve others.
Pope Francis has profoundly influenced my spiritual and missionary life. I closely followed his ministry and teachings; his homilies, speeches, and writings have been a great source of inspiration for me.
