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Pope at Angelus: God's Kingdom grows quietly through love, not force

Pope Leo XIV emphasizes a message of love and non-coercion during his first summer Angelus address at Castel Gandolfo.

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The brief

Pope Leo XIV delivered an Angelus address on July 19, 2026, at Castel Gandolfo. During the service, the Pope stated that God's Kingdom grows quietly through love rather than force.

Coverage from Vatican News, EWTN News, and the National Catholic Reporter highlights the Pope's call for an evangelical approach that avoids force and "arrogant judgments." Reports from the National Catholic Reporter note that pilgrims flocked to the site for the event. According to OSV News, the palace courtyard at Castel Gandolfo will host a concert in honor of Pope Leo XIV.

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Where did the Angelus address take place?

The address was given at Castel Gandolfo.

What was the core message of Pope Leo XIV's address?

The Pope emphasized that God's Kingdom grows through love and called for an evangelical approach free from force or arrogant judgments.

Are there other events planned at the location?

Yes, a concert in honor of Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to be held in the palace courtyard at Castel Gandolfo.

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