At the conclusion of the ‘Ten Years After Amoris Laetitia’ meeting at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV reaffirmed the Church’s commitment to families. The gathering, attended by bishops, married couples, and experts, focused on how the Church can better support families today. Archbishop Charles Jude Scicluna highlighted the importance of welcoming families as they are and leading them to Christ, emphasizing the need for pastoral conversion and discernment. The meeting also addressed domestic violence, the role of families in priest formation, and the impact of social and economic changes on families, concluding with a synthesis report that highlighted the accelerating pace of change affecting families globally. More: Vatican News
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