- Spes non confundit - Bull of Indiction of the Ordinary . . .
“Hope does not disappoint” (Rom 5:5) In the spirit of hope, the Apostle Paul addressed these words of encouragement to the Christian community of Rome Hope is also the central message of the coming Jubilee that, in accordance with an ancient tradition, the Pope proclaims every twenty-five years
- Spes Non Confundit 1: Hope Does Not Disappoint | Catholic . . .
In his title, Pope Francis varies from the usual address to the Church–bishops, clergy, laity, etc , to this which incorporates a brief prayer: 1 SPES NON CONFUNDIT “Hope does not disappoint” (Romans 5:5) In the spirit of hope, the Apostle Paul addressed these words of encouragement to the Christian community of Rome
- Hope Does Not Disappoint, Even If We Are Disappointed
For the Jubilee of Hope, our writers reflect on prayer as a source of hope in their lives When Pope Francis declared the 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope, I read his papal bull, Spes Non Confudit, which means “Hope does not disappoint ”
- Pope Francis in his own words – key quotes that defined his . . .
Below is a collection of quotes that reflect Pope Francis’ vision for a more compassionate and Christ-centred world Hope In his first encyclical letter Lumen Fidei, Pope Francis said faith in Jesus Christ helps one to joyfully live life “on wings of hope ”
- JUBILEE 2025 - “PILGRIMS OF HOPE” ZSPES NON CONFU
Emphasis on Hope it is grounded in hope as a foundational Christian virtue Drawing from the text of Romans 5:5 - Pope Francis frames hope not merely as optimism but as a divine gift that sustains believers amidst suffering This hope, deeply rooted in the resurrection of Christ, is presented as an antidote to despair in a wo
- “Hope Does Not Disappoint!” (Rom 5:5) | Diocese of Portland
“Hope is born of love,” (Spes non confundit #3) writes Pope Francis as he reminds us of the compelling verse from St Paul’s Letter to the Romans that nothing “will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Rom 8:35, 37-39)
- General audience: hope does not disappoint - Catholic Church
“Instead it constitutes the most authentic and truest presupposition”, Francis emphasised “Indeed, the peace that the Lord offers and guarantees to us must not be understood as a lack of worries, disappointments, scarcity, or reasons for suffering
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