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Pope urges Catholic schools to help young people find new way to live in world
Vatican News • • world
Key Points:
- Pope Leo XIV emphasized that Catholic schools and universities should be welcoming environments where young people feel loved and seen, enabling them to contribute to a more peaceful and just society.
- He highlighted the challenges young people face today, including fear of failure, pressure from a performance-driven culture, and misleading messages, urging educators to build trust and support students' personal growth.
- The Pope called for Catholic institutions to be like a "home" where students are recognized and valued, helping them find meaning and truth through the synergy of faith and reason.
- He stressed the importance of pastoral care focusing on educating the heart, fostering compassion, gratitude, and service, which are integral to spiritual and personal development.
- Pope Leo encouraged educators to accompany young people patiently on their journey, helping them discover their God-given gifts and become active builders of fraternity and justice.
