Leão XIV Deklara Dame Mak Dalan Loos Ba Umanidade, Labele Hatan Violénsia Ho Kilat

Imajem : Santu Padre Papa Leão XIV. Foto : Vatican News

SAPNews Pro: Durante Misa iha Domingu Ramos, Papa Leão XIV konvida fiar na’in sira atu la’o tuir dalan krús hodi hamutuk ho Kristu, dame na’in. Iha ne’ebé hasoru violénsia la responde ho kilat, maibé nafatin firme ho mansidaun no entrega an ho domin.

Iha Praça São Pedro, ne’ebé nakonu ho besik ema 40 mil ne’ebé lori ramu oioin, hatudu unidade povu ida ne’ebé halibur hamutuk iha fé ida deit. Selebrasaun ne’e hahú ho bênsaun ramu sira no leitura Evanjellu kona-ba tama Jesus nian ba Jerusalém, tuir ho prosisaun solene ne’ebé akompaña ho kanta sira ne’ebé hatudu simu ho alegria ba Nai-Maromak iha tempu judeu sira.

Iha homilia ne’ebé foka ba mistériu Paixaun, Pontífice apresenta Jesus hanesan dame na’in ne’ebe loos: nia tama “ho jumentu ida, la’ós iha kuda”, hodi kumpri profésia mesiánika, hafoin “lori ita-nia sofrimentu sira no hetan kanek tanba ita-nia sala sira”. Papa Leão XIV dehan iha Vaticano, 29/03/2026, tuir Vatican News.

Iha situasaun hotu, nia destaka katak Kristu la reage ho violénsia, nia hatudu pasiénsia Maromak nian, rejeita forma hotu hosi guerra no entrega an livre atu simu krús hotu-hotu umanidade nian.

“Kristu, dame na’in, hakilar hosi nia krús: Maromak mak domin! Hatudu miserikórdia! hanoin katak ita maun-alin!”, Papa hateten, hodi lembra katak violénsia kontra fuan Evanjellu nian.

Leão XIV mos husu fiéis sira atu rekonese “ema krusifikadu sira iha tempu ohin”, liu-liu atu rona ho atensaun “lian susar hosi sira ne’ebé hetan opresaun tanba violénsia no vítima hotu-hotu hosi guerra”.

Santu Padre hatete liafuan hosi Servo de Deus Tonino Bello, hodi entrega povu sira-nia sofrimentu ba Virgem Maria.

“Santa Maria, feto loron datoluk nian, fó ami konfiansa katak, maski saida deit, mate la iha poder ona ba ami. Loron sira hosi injustisa povu sira nian besik atu hotu. Naroman hosi guerra sira komesa sai naroman ki’ik hanesan kalan tama.

Katak sofrimentu ema ki’ik sira besik atu hotu ona. Ikus mai, matan-been hosi vítima hotu hosi violénsia no moras sei maran lalais hanesan geada ne’ebé lakon iha loron manas primavera.”

Palm Sunday at the Vatican: Pope Leo XIV calls the world to peace and love

Sapnews Pro: During the Mass on this Palm Sunday, Pope Leo XIV invited the faithful to walk the way of the cross with Christ, the King of peace, who, in the face of violence, did not respond with weapons but remained firm in meekness, giving himself out of love all the way to the cross.

In St. Peter’s Square, filled with around 40,000 faithful carrying different kinds of palm branches, the unity of a people gathered in the same faith was clearly visible. The celebration began with the blessing of the palms and the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, followed by a solemn procession accompanied by hymns recalling the joyful welcome of the Lord in the time of the Jews.

In the homily, centered on the mystery of the Passion, the Pontiff presented Jesus as the true King of peace: the one who enters “mounted on a donkey, not on a horse,” fulfilling the messianic prophecy, and who later, “bearing our sufferings, was pierced for our sins.” Said Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican, 29/03/2026, according to Vatican News.

In every circumstance, he emphasized, Christ did not respond with violence: he revealed the gentle face of God, rejecting every form of war and freely offering himself to embrace the crosses of all humanity.

“Christ, King of peace, cries out again from his cross: God is love! Have mercy! Lay down your arms, remember that you are brothers!” the Pope stressed, recalling that violence contradicts the heart of the Gospel.

Leo XIV also urged the faithful to recognize the crucified of today, especially by listening attentively to “the cry of pain of all those who are oppressed by violence and all victims of war.”

In conclusion, the Holy Father recalled the words of the Servant of God Tonino Bello, entrusting the suffering of peoples to the Virgin Mary:

“Holy Mary, woman of the third day, give us the certainty that, despite everything, death will no longer have power over us. That the days of injustice among peoples are numbered. That the flashes of wars are fading into twilight lights.

That the sufferings of the poor have reached their final breaths. […] And that, finally, the tears of all victims of violence and pain will soon dry, like frost under the spring sun.