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Pope Leo’s ‘Dilexi Te’ in continuity with Pope Francis | Inside the Vatican Podcast
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34:18Now PlayingPope Leo XIV has released his first major teaching document, "Dilexi Te" ("I Have Loved You"). The apostolic exhortation, addressed "to all Christians on love for the poor," was begun by Pope Francis and completed by Pope Leo. It emphasizes that the poor reveal a fundamental way of encountering Christ.
Gerard O'Connell, senior Vatican correspondent, and Ricardo da Silva, S.J., associate editor, join Colleen Dulle, host and Vatican correspondent, for a roundtable discussion on the document's themes, its continuity with Pope Francis and the challenges and encouragement that it offers Christians.
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Full TextApostolic Exhortation ‘Dilexi Te’
Pope Leo in first major documentLove for the poor is not optional for Christians
Top 5 takeaways from Pope Leo’s first major document, ‘Dilexi Te’
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Producers: Colleen Dulle and Ricardo da Silva, S.J.
Executive producer: Sebastian Gomes
Audio and video engineering: Kevin Christopher Robles
Production assistance: Will Gualtiere
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