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Pope Leo XIV has officially signed an Apostolic Letter to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of Gravissimum Educationis, a pivotal document in the history of Catholic education. This significant milestone was marked by a special Holy Mass, where the Pope emphasized the enduring importance of education within the Church and its role in shaping the moral and spiritual development of individuals.
In his message, the Pope reflected on the foundational principles outlined in Gravissimum Educationis, which advocates for the right to education and the necessity of fostering a holistic approach to learning. He urged educators and families to continue nurturing a culture of learning that respects human dignity and promotes values rooted in faith.
As part of the celebration, the Pope highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by educational institutions today, calling for renewed commitment and creativity in addressing these issues. The Apostolic Letter serves as a reminder of the Church's dedication to education as a vital tool for personal and societal transformation.
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