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No Separation To Your Personality

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On August 28, 2025, Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful address in French to a delegation of officials from France's Diocese of Créteil . In his remarks, the Holy Father directly challenged the false notion that faith and public life should be separate. He emphasized that the salvation of Christ encompasses all aspects of human existence, including culture, politics, and the economy. Citing the Church's social doctrine, Pope Leo insisted that charity, a gift from God, can transform structures, legal systems, and social organizations from within. For the pope, a Christian’s faith is not a private matter to be left at home when they enter the public sphere; it must inform every aspect of their being and work. Pope Leo XIV told the politicians that there is no separation in their personality—they are not one person as a politician and another as a Christian. Instead, they must live out their political responsibilities in a Christian manner , guided by their conscience and fa...

Pope Leo XIV

In a historic moment for the Roman Catholic Church, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, marking the first time an American has ascended to the papacy. Pope Leo XIV has deep ties to Peru, where he spent over two decades working as a missionary and bishop. He is also known for his pastoral experience, commitment to social justice, and advocacy for workers' rights. He selected the name Leo to evoke Pope Leo XIII, famed for his pro-worker stance. Pope Leo XIV's deep roots in the Augustinian Order further shape his vision for the Church. As a former Prior General of the Augustinians, he brings a commitment to communal living, humility, and service. His tenure in Peru, where he served as Archbishop of Chiclayo, reflects his dedication to missionary work and social justice. His leadership style emphasizes synodality and inclusivity , aligning with the Augustinian ethos of unity and shared purpose. Pope Leo XIV has articulated a traditional ...