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(PHOTO) Cardinal Makrickas on the Mountain in a sermon: The Church that does not judge before listening
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(PHOTO) Cardinal Makrickas on the Mountain in a sermon: The Church that does not judge before listening

On September 8, 2026, Cardinal Rolandas Makrickas delivered a sermon at the shrine of Mary in Gorce, emphasizing themes of renewal, community, and faith. The sermon connected the renovation of the church facade, the feast of Mary’s birth, and the approaching 800th anniversary of the Laventine-Maribor diocese. Makrickas argued that true renewal goes beyond physical restoration and requires spiritual openness, acceptance, and forgiveness. He highlighted the importance of small communities and local shrines, such as the one in Malečnik, as places of prayer and connection. He urged believers to embrace change and responsibility, while also addressing broader societal challenges like division and fear. The sermon concluded with a call for a renewed Church that reflects compassion and unity.

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(PHOTO) Cardinal Makrickas on the Mountain in a sermon: The Church that does not judge before listening

On September 8, 2026, Cardinal Rolandas Makrickas delivered a sermon at the shrine of Mary in Gorce, emphasizing themes of renewal, community, and faith. The sermon connected the renovation of the church facade, the feast of Mary’s birth, and the approaching 800th anniversary of the Laventine-Maribor diocese. Makrickas argued that true renewal goes beyond physical restoration and requires spiritual openness, acceptance, and forgiveness. He highlighted the importance of small communities and local shrines, such as the one in Malečnik, as places of prayer and connection. He urged believers to embrace change and responsibility, while also addressing broader societal challenges like division and fear. The sermon concluded with a call for a renewed Church that reflects compassion and unity.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a religious sermon by a cardinal, which does not overtly take a political stance. While the content touches on social issues like division and responsibility, it frames these topics through a religious and moral lens rather than a partisan one. The tone remains balanced, with no

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