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Pope Leo XIV urges humane treatment and religious access for U.S. migrant detainees, citing moral duty.
Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pope, called for deep reflection on U.S. migrant detention policies, urging respect for the spiritual rights of detainees, including access to religious care.
Speaking Nov. 4 from Castel Gandolfo, he referenced Matthew 25, stressing that how society treats migrants will be a moral measure.
His remarks follow a Nov. 1 denial of entry to clergy, including a bishop, seeking to bring Communion to detainees at the Broadview, Illinois, ICE facility, where conditions have drawn concern.
The pope emphasized the need for pastoral access and humane treatment, aligning with broader Church advocacy.
El Papa León XIV insta a un trato humano y acceso religioso para los detenidos migrantes de los EE.UU., citando el deber moral.