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May 2025
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Pope Leo XIV's Vision for a Missionary C...

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How would the world be different if Catholics truly radiated the joy of the Gospel? Dr. Sri explores Pope Leo XIV's vision for a vibrant missionary Church marked by three key pillars: peace, justice, and truth.

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Pope Leo XIV  envisions a Church that is truly missionary, a Church with arms wide open and going outward to the world.
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