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Today, there remains a pressing need to encourage individuals of goodwill to share their resources through almsgiving with those in dire need, thereby actively contributing to the creation of a better world. Acts of charity enhance our humanity, while hoarding can diminish it, trapping us in our own selfishness. We must also delve deeper and examine the structural dimensions of our economic systems. Therefore, during Lent this year, from March 26 to 28, I have organized a gathering in Assisi with young economists, entrepreneurs, and innovators, aimed at fostering a more equitable and inclusive economy. As the Church’s teachings have frequently emphasized, political engagement is a significant expression of charity (cf. Pius XI, Address to the Italian Federation).I request the intercession of Mary Most Holy, that our observance of Lent may soften our hearts to respond to God’s invitation for reconciliation with Him. May we focus on the paschal mystery and engage in a genuine and open dialogue with Him. Through this transformation, we will embody what Christ calls His disciples to be: the salt of the earth and the light of the world (cf. Mt 5:13-14).

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