Pope Leo XIV calls for living without compromise

During an Angelus recitation at St. Peter's Square on October 18, Pope Leo XIV addressed pilgrims with a message regarding faith and worldly responsibilities. Reflecting on the Gospel of Matthew, the Pope discussed the teaching ‘Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s and unto God what is God’s.’

He emphasized that God does not fear history but inhabits it, noting that the Kingdom of God does not remove human roles or responsibilities. However, he urged followers to live without compromise, free from bad ambitions and unjust interests, by prioritizing divine justice.