The Pope's Call to Action on Economic Inequality
Pope Leo XIV's first teaching, titled "Dilexi te" or "I have loved you," emphasizes the need for Catholics to address poverty and economic inequality.
"Dilexi te" - "I have loved you"
According to Anna Rowlands, Saint Hilda professor of Catholic social thought and practice at Durham University, the pope's teaching challenges some fundamental principles of mainstream economics.
- The pope's 100-page document focuses on the gap between the rich and the poor.
- The teaching calls on Catholics to engage with and help solve poverty.
Author's summary: Pope Leo XIV's first teaching tackles economic inequality.
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