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Pope Leo XIV stated that faith can take root in different cultures without identifying with just one, transforming them from within through charity, service, and recognition of the fatherhood of God. He added that the Church values what it finds good, beautiful, and true in different cultures to convey the Gospel. #UdienzaGenerale #Fede #Cultura #Chiesa (translated)

Pope Leo XIV said he prayed for the people killed and injured last Friday in the terrorist attack against the faithful of the Orthodox Church of St. George in Hamoud, Jordan. He added that he is close to the community and the entire country, which he described as characterized by peaceful coexistence and respect among the different religions. #Preghiera #Pace #Solidarietà (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that the good of the person and human and Christian society was closely linked to the condition of the conjugal and family community, recalling paragraph 47 of *Gaudium et spes*. He added that the pastoral concern of the Popes who succeeded after the last Council demonstrated this, and he recalled the dual synodal assembly desired by Pope Francis, discussed in the previous days by the Heads of the Eastern Catholic Churches and the Presidents of the Episcopal Conferences. #UdienzaGenerale #Famiglia #Chiesa #Sinodo (translated)

Pope Leo XIV thanked those who had prayed for him and expressed particular gratitude to the doctors, nurses, and staff of the Gemelli Polyclinic. He said that the experience had made him feel more closely the condition of those facing an illness or infirmity. After having overcome that delicate phase, he added, he would gradually resume his activities, relying on the help of God and the prayers of the people. #gratitudine #preghiera #sanità (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that the 100th World Mission Day was being celebrated and invited reflection on the history of missions over the past hundred years. He also urged prayer that the Church remain faithful to the mandate of the Risen Lord to proclaim the Gospel throughout the world. #GiornataMissionaria #Vangelo #Chiesa (translated)

Pope Leo XIV stated that prayer became effective when directed towards others. He described charity inspired by the Holy Spirit as the love of God received in the heart, destined to translate into commitment and service. He added that that love should guide the goals, style, and meaning of life. #Amore #Carità #SpiritoSanto (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that during recent check-ups, doctors had identified a localized nodule on his lung, in the very early and well-defined stage. He reported that, on the advice of the doctors, he had decided to undergo a procedure to remove it, already scheduled for the following days. He expressed gratitude for the spiritual closeness and asked for prayers for him. #salute #preghiera #medicina (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that the Gospel of the day, citing Mt 22:1-14, told of the wedding feast organized by a king for his son. He said that the feast represented that of the faithful and that the banquet hall was the churches, homes, and places where they lived, where Jesus Christ returned every day to declare his love and to await their assent. #Fede #Gesù #Vangelo (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that the death penalty was unacceptable because, in his opinion, it violated the inviolability and dignity of the person. He argued that the common good and justice could be upheld without resorting to capital punishment, citing effective detention systems that protect citizens and allow offenders the opportunity for redemption. #NoDeathPenalty #DirittiUmani #Giustizia #RispettoDellaVita (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that intelligence should not be limited to associating data, an activity in which algorithms are now faster than humans, but should remember lived experiences and the goodness they make the human soul perceive. He added that every good begins "in the sign of the Holy Spirit" and carries with it a breath, a dynamism, and a sense of communion which, once experienced, remain engraved in the heart. https://t.co/wRoRV6Ix7L #Intelligenza #Esperienze #SpiritoSanto (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that, in an era dominated by technology and often oriented towards efficiency and profit, it was important to cultivate contemplation and make space for beauty. He added that this would especially help young people discover how art could elevate the human spirit and reveal its depth and openness to the divine. He described contemplation as an opportunity to meet God, whom he defined as Beauty. #Bellezza #Arte #Spiritualità (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that the main mission of the Church was to help people question the deep issues of life, from origins and destiny to the meaning of love and pain. He added that the pursuit of profit at any cost and the manipulation of information risked pushing people towards a lifestyle based on the consumption of material goods, while, according to him, the human heart was inclined to look beyond. #UdienzaGenerale #Chiesa #Spiritualità #Amore (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that authentic love was a gift from God, not something that people could generate on their own. He contrasted divine love, described as selfless, patient, and persevering, with human love, which he believed was often marked by selfish desires, recalling the qualities listed by St. Paul in the First Letter to the Corinthians (1 Cor 13). #Youcat #Amore #Dio #Fede (translated)

Pope Leo XIV recalled that from October 1 to 7, the Foundation "Aid to the Church in Need" promotes the initiative "One million children pray the Holy Rosary," dedicated to peace and unity in the world. He thanked the children who participated in prayer in various parts of the world and invited everyone to follow their example, asking for the intercession of the Virgin Mary to free peoples from war. He also urged prayer especially for the Holy Land and for the innocent victims of violence. #Rosario #Pace #Preghiera (translated)

Pope Leo XIV said he wanted to remember Saint Francis of Assisi in the eighth centenary of his death, describing him as a worker who had produced fruit in the Lord's vineyard and recalling that, according to his message, Jesus had asked him to repair the Church. #SanFrancesco #Assisi #Chiesa (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that, in the era of artificial intelligence, it was urgent to distinguish human art from machine-generated content. He argued that there was an ontological difference between the two, even before an aesthetic one, and that algorithms lacked a human component. He added that the Church wished to renew the alliance with artists and cultural institutions to protect the human. #IntelligenzaArtificiale #Arte #Cultura (translated)