Pope Francis has just released his fourth encyclical, titled "Dilexit Nos, " which means "He Loves Us. " He's calling on people to reflect on Jesus' love in a world that's distracted by things like shopping and computer algorithms. This encyclical is special because it comes 350 years after a nun named St. Margaret Mary Alacoque had a vision that spread the idea of Jesus' love for humanity.

In this document, the Pope talks about how the world is losing its heart. He doesn't mention specific places, but he often talks about conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza in his speeches. He says that when we see wars happening and no one seems to care, it's a sign that our world is getting heartless.

The Pope also worries that we're too focused on buying stuff and using technology. He thinks this makes it hard for us to have inner thoughts and feelings, which need time and patience. He says that with all the artificial intelligence around, we must remember that love and poetry are what keep us human.

Vatican encyclicals are important because they're the Pope's main way of teaching. Monsignor Bruno Forte, who knows a lot about the Pope's ideas, says this encyclical is like a summary of everything Pope Francis wants to say. It's not just about finding a spiritual hideout, but about loving and forgiving each other.

Pope Francis' New Message: Love in a World Gone Cold

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