AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPapal Visit & Peace Culture: Pope Leo XIV used his stop in San Marino and the Rimini Meeting for Friendship Among Peoples to push back on war, polarization, and “a culture of power,” urging dialogue, mercy, and solidarity—plus a special message to young Catholics that “the future is promising, not a threat.” San Marino as a “Laboratory” of Good Politics: Speaking to local authorities, he praised the republic’s freedom-centered civic model and warned against systems that put power above the human person, framing San Marino as an example of common good and dignity “from conception to natural death.” Youth & Conscience: In San Marino, he told young people to keep “the window open” to God and find authentic freedom in Jesus, stressing that real civil liberty depends on personal freedom and conscience. Church as Service: At Rimini Mass, he reiterated that authority in the Church is service, calling every baptized person to welcome, liberate, forgive, and emancipate. Local Human Touch: He also met sick and disabled residents, telling them “You are home,” and encouraged active participation in parish life.
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