We Are Church Intl.

Habemus Papam

Pope Leo XIV

We are Church International welcomes Pope Leo XlV with great hope and joy

We Are Church International congratulate Pope Leo XlV on his election as successor to Pope Francis!   

We hope and wish that the elected bishop of Rome, Pope Leo XlV will continue on the path of renewal of the Church begun by Pope Francis, and we appeal to him to do so vigorously in the synodal Spirit.   

The future of the Christian Church must be shaped by all the faithful under the spiritual leadership of the Pope. It is not only the mission of the Vatican, cardinals and bishops but all members of the Church, each at their place, to translate Jesus' message of love and equality of all people into our time. We must preserve the common faith and at the same time take account of differences in cultures and living conditions. Unity in diversity, not uniformity are the signs of the times!   

We are Church International and its national members worldwide are willing to support Pope Leo XlV in prayer and in action on this path.    

Press contacts: Colm Holmes, Chair We are Church International  
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Dr Martha Heizer,  Vice-Chair We are Church International
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Equality in Our Church

Sr. Dr Birgit Weiler

Followed by Questions and Answers

Saturday, 17 May 2025

at 13:00 - 14:30 CET. via Zoom

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 Dr. Birgit Weiler, MMS, is a German missionary and theology professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. A scholar of synodality and the Catholic Church in Latin America and in the Amazon region, Professor Weiler is a member of the Congregation of the Medical Missionary Sisters. She has lived for more than 35 years in Peru, where she works with the Episcopal Conference of the Amazon (CEAMA) and the Pan-Amazonian Ecclesial Network (REPAM).