Pope Liu XIV: Universities and bridges for justice and integration

Vatican News

“The Great Greeting”, accompanied by the incentive to work for “environmental, social and environmental justice”, is the message that Pope Liu fourteen sent to the children of 200 universities in North America, central, south and semi-Iberian Peninsula, which gathered from today until May 24 at the PUC-RI RI. The meeting is organized, by the University’s Network for the Care of the Joint House with the support of the Pontifical Committee of Latin America. It will be four days of dialogue, delegation, and work proposals to deal with the environmental social crisis, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the tissue Laudato yes From Pope Francis and Preparation for COP30, which will be held in Belém (Brazil) next November.

Integration and justice

“I know they are about to do Sinodesi to discriminate in preparation for COP30,” says the Pope at the video store. “They will be reflected together on a potential for public debt and environmental debts, which is a suggestion that Pope Francis has already raised in his message to World Peace Day. And this year the jubilee, a year of hope, this message makes more importance.”

The Pope encourages the Lords in his mission to “be the builders of integration bridges between the Americas and the semi -Iberian Peninsula, and they work in environmental, social and environmental justice.” “I thank everyone for their efforts and work. I encourage you to continue building bridges,” says the ink, who sends his blessing via video.

Cardinal videos

A message was also received from Cardinal Jose Toleino de Mendona, Governor of Decastio for Culture and Education, which aims to participate in the meeting at the Rio de Janeiro Catholic University. Purple focused its reflection on Laudato yesPointing to how these common mental facilities change by enhancing “awareness that we are not alone, and we need each other, and that everything is interconnected and we must face simultaneously the challenges of the common home and the challenges of brotherhood.”

In the face of COP30 and at this time of retirement, Cardinal stressed that “we can only make our universities and university networks real communication and future laboratories.” He insisted that the university is “not a bubble outside of reality”, but it is “involved in the great processes of thinking, innovation, moral qualification and justice in our societies.” He only concluded this method, “Catholic identity can really reflect.”