Pope encourages US Hispanic ministry leaders to accompany the poor and the stranger
October 10, 2025
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CWN Editor's Note: Addressing over 100 Hispanic ministry leaders from the US, Pope Leo XIV said that “you have a very great task in your hands—to accompany people who truly, deeply need a sign that God never abandons anyone: the least, the poorest, the stranger, everyone.”
“You, through the service you offer in ministry, are clearly [offering] that testimony that is so important—perhaps especially in the United States, but also throughout the world, a world that suffers so much from war, violence, and hatred,” the Pope added in his extemporaneous remarks, delivered in Spanish on the evening of October 7 in the San Damaso courtyard of the Apostolic Palace.
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