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By Diane Montagna, Substack, September 18, 2025

An international coalition of Catholic associations has delivered a public letter to Pope Leo XIV, calling on him to take decisive action to uphold the Church’s unchanging teaching on marriage and sexuality and to resist attempts to alter doctrine through gradual shifts in pastoral practice.

The coalition is also respectfully urging the Holy Father to implement measures aimed at upholding the Church’s perennial magisterium on the indissoluabilty of marriage and the reception of Holy Communion.

The open letter, titled A Filial and Apprehensive Supplication to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, situates its appeal in the context of what the coalition describes as “a difficult-to-mend legacy of confusion and division.”

It also a direct response to controversy surrounding the recent Vatican-sanctioned “LGBTQ+ Jubilee pilgrimage,” organized during Pope Francis’ pontificate.

The international coalition, heirs to the thought and action of the Brazilian Catholic leader Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, is composed of dozens of associations from across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia.

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By Diane Montagna, Substack, September 18, 2025

An international coalition of Catholic associations has delivered a public letter to Pope Leo XIV, calling on him to take decisive action to uphold the Church’s unchanging teaching on marriage and sexuality and to resist attempts to alter doctrine through gradual shifts in pastoral practice.

The coalition is also respectfully urging the Holy Father to implement measures aimed at upholding the Church’s perennial magisterium on the indissoluabilty of marriage and the reception of Holy Communion.

The open letter, titled A Filial and Apprehensive Supplication to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, situates its appeal in the context of what the coalition describes as “a difficult-to-mend legacy of confusion and division.”

It also a direct response to controversy surrounding the recent Vatican-sanctioned “LGBTQ+ Jubilee pilgrimage,” organized during Pope Francis’ pontificate.

The international coalition, heirs to the thought and action of the Brazilian Catholic leader Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, is composed of dozens of associations from across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia.

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International Catholic Coalition Calls On Pope Leo to Revoke Fiducia Supplicans, by Diane Montagna

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By Diane Montagna, Substack, September 18, 2025

An international coalition of Catholic associations has delivered a public letter to Pope Leo XIV, calling on him to take decisive action to uphold the Church’s unchanging teaching on marriage and sexuality and to resist attempts to alter doctrine through gradual shifts in pastoral practice.

The coalition is also respectfully urging the Holy Father to implement measures aimed at upholding the Church’s perennial magisterium on the indissoluabilty of marriage and the reception of Holy Communion.

The open letter, titled A Filial and Apprehensive Supplication to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, situates its appeal in the context of what the coalition describes as “a difficult-to-mend legacy of confusion and division.”

It also a direct response to controversy surrounding the recent Vatican-sanctioned “LGBTQ+ Jubilee pilgrimage,” organized during Pope Francis’ pontificate.

The international coalition, heirs to the thought and action of the Brazilian Catholic leader Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, is composed of dozens of associations from across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia.

Continue reading at Diane Montagna Substack

SOURCE >>>>>>>>>>>>>

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