Overview
- At the midday Angelus from the Apostolic Palace, he told pilgrims that God's will is life for all and that "no one will be lost."
- He cited John 6:39 to anchor the message and later referenced Acts 4:11 in reflections on Christian hope.
- Later he went to Rome's Verano cemetery to pray for "the dead whom no one remembers" and celebrated Mass there, continuing a practice of Pope Francis.
- He insisted that "charity conquers death," describing love as the bond that will reunite the faithful with their loved ones.
- He linked All Saints and All Souls as two facets of a single communion and urged cemetery visits as acts of faith and remembrance.