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The Pope: investing in the family, union between man and woman

Cardinal Parolin: it is true, there is a cry of alarm over the Holy See's finances

by Rome editorial team

Papa Leone XIV  ANSA/US VATICAN MEDIA

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In his address to the diplomatic corps, Pope Leo calls for investment "in the family, founded on the stable union between a man and a woman, a small but true society, and prior to any civilised society. Moreover, no one can avoid favouring contexts in which the dignity of every person is protected, especially the most fragile and defenceless ones, from the unborn to the elderly, from the sick to the unemployed, whether citizens or immigrants.

Pope Leo then reiterated Bergoglio's appeal to stop the arms race. It is possible, he said, "to eradicate the premises of every conflict and every destructive will to conquer. This also requires a sincere will to dialogue, animated by the desire to meet rather than to clash. In this perspective, multilateral diplomacy and those international institutions that were desired and conceived in the first place to remedy any disputes that might arise within the international community must be given a new lease of life. Of course, we also need the will to stop producing instruments of destruction and death'. He said this

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The Pope: closing disputes, from Ukraine to the Holy Land

 

"My ministry begins in the heart of a Jubilee year, dedicated in a special way to hope," said Leo XIV. "It is a time of conversion and renewal, and above all an opportunity to leave behind disputes and begin a new journey, animated by the hope of being able to build, working together, each according to his own sensibilities and responsibilities, a world in which each person can realise his or her humanity in truth, justice and peace. He added: "I hope that this can happen in all contexts, starting with the most tried ones such as Ukraine and the Holy Land".

Parolin: working for face-to-face Pope and Vance

"A face-to-face meeting between Pope Leo and Vice President J. D. Vance? I don't know, the problem is that there are so many delegations, the timing is very tight and so it will be a matter of seeing if there is space, the protocol is working I have no last minute news". This was said by the Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin when asked by journalists on the sidelines of an event of the Centesimus Annus foundation.

"It is true, there is a cry of alarm over finances'

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"As Secretariat of State," Parolin said, "we have nothing to do with finances, there has been the summa divisio between our competencies and the competencies of the economic bodies, so I really don't know, there is this cry of alarm especially because of the decrease in offerings from the faithful," for example, "the offering of St. Peter's and we hope that it will recover, in short, that the Catholic faithful feel this responsibility to contribute to the government of the church. This is what I could say'.

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