El papa recuerda el sufrimiento en Gaza y de los refugiados en el mundo en misa de Navidad
El papa León XIV recordó este jueves el sufrimiento de la población de Gaza, así como el de los refugiados, desplazados y personas sin hogar en todo el mundo, durante la homilía de la misa de Navidad celebrada en la basílica de San Pedro
TL;DR
- Pope Leo XIV's Christmas Eve homily addressed the suffering in Gaza, among refugees, displaced persons, and the homeless.
- The homily took place at St. Peter's Basilica, marking the first time popes celebrated this mass there since 1994.
- The Pope stressed the importance of touching human misery and the suffering of the fragile.
- He questioned how one could ignore the plight of those in Gaza and other displaced populations.
- The Pope stated that peace is born when the fragility of others affects us and when we listen to cries of suffering.
- He also spoke about the Church's missionary role, focusing on presence and fostering good rather than dominance.
- The Pope concluded that peace will come when our monologues cease and we kneel before the suffering of others.
- Following the mass, the Pope was scheduled to deliver his Christmas message and 'Urbi et Orbi' blessing.