Pope Leo XIV, the central figure of the Catholic Church, has marked a milestone in his pontificate with a categorical statement: "Marriage is only possible between a man and a woman". This pronouncement underscores a firm return to the doctrinal foundations that support faith and society.
The Holy Father firmly reaffirmed the doctrine on marriage: "Marriage is not an ideal, but the model of true love between man and woman: total, faithful, and fruitful love", he stated clearly from the high altar, quoting the 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae.

Just two months after his election, on May 8, Leo XIV wasted no time in making a striking difference from the previous papacy. Contrary to the moral relativism and ideological concessions that characterized the last decade, the new pontiff stood unwaveringly before one of today's most sensitive debates: the definition of marriage and the defense of life.









