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Pope Leo XIV met on Tuesday evening in the Vatican with more than a hundred leaders of Hispanic ministry from the United States. He encouraged them to be witnesses of God’s love and to accompany especially the poor and migrants. He reminded them that “God never abandons anyone” and thanked them for their pastoral service, calling it a sign of hope and faith in a world wounded by violence and hatred.
Long-time activist for the contribution of elderly persons to society and the need to strengthen intergenerational ties, Charles Lansdorp, speaks of the International Congress on the Pastoral Care of the Elderly and of his commitment to continue to bring generations together.
The Diocese of Bafatá in Guinea-Bissau has celebrated its 25th anniversary with a strong appeal for national fraternity and dialogue. Bishop Victor Luis Quematcha made the call in his Pastoral Letter to the Diocese. Addressed first to Catholics, the Bishop says that the Catholic community should be the first to take steps in dialogue and fraternity, with the view to building a united and inclusive society.
Cardinal Kevin Farrell reaffirms elderly people as ‘an invaluable treasure for the People of God’ in his opening remarks to the International Congress on the Pastoral Care of the Elderly, taking place at the Jesuit General Curia.
Pope Leo XIV addresses the clergy and faithful of the Diocese of Rome during an assembly at the Basilica of St John Lateran, inviting the Church of Rome to walk alongside the people of God with “a pastoral ministry that is supportive, empathetic, discreet, non-judgmental, and able to welcome everyone.”
The Holy See Press Office announces that the Pope will go to the ancient church located within Vatican City State to celebrate the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The place of worship, which dates back to the 16th century, has been entrusted to the pastoral care of the Order of St. Augustine since 1929.
Following recent unrest, calm has returned to Nepal as schools reopen and confidence grows in the transitional government, according to Fr. Silas Bogati, Apostolic Administrator of the Vicariate of Nepal.
In the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Church is once again reeling from yet another attack. During the night of 15 September and 16 September, assailants armed with hammers, knives, crowbars, and all manner of tools stormed a preparatory training school near the Bishop’s residence in the Mudzipela neighbourhood of the Shari community in Bunia, the Provincial city of Ituri Province.
