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We are called to become a community of care, a people bound together by compassion, responsibility, and love for both neighbor and creation

Together with this, the pretending theologian talked about the Trinity as “silly” and Jesus as quite “unimpressive” for allowing himself to be crucified

Church leaders worldwide urge deeper prayer, renewal, and witness during Holy Week as conflicts and human suffering intensify globally

The Pope recalled that the evening’s solemn liturgy marks their entry into the Holy Triduum of the Lord’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection

Survey findings revealed during Holy Week liturgy highlight growing emotional strain and need for stronger support among clergy

A senior Church leader urges priests to renew integrity and discipline, warning that tolerated wrongdoing fuels deeper unrest and suffering

Authentic Eucharistic communities must foster equality, justice, and inclusion, or liturgy risks becoming hollow, unjust, and unacceptable to God

The resurrection is not primarily a position to defend. It is a practice. It becomes real, or it stays theoretical, in very ordinary moments

Maundy Thursday invites reflection on personal weaknesses and faults, regardless of status or position. It calls for compassion, mercy, and humility

Pope Leo XIV highlights the important role that lay people play in the Church’s mission in bearing witness to the Gospel