The daily reflection on the Gospel of the day was published, on the eve of the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Today's bulletin published Pope Leo XIV's Message for the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, to be celebrated on September 27, 2026, titled "Even one of these little ones" (Mt 18:10). The Pope focuses on the vulnerability of migrant children, forced to flee war, poverty and violence and exposed to extreme dangers along migration routes, including death, trafficking, exploitation and family separation. Recalling the words of Matthew's Gospel, "whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me," the Pope calls on the faithful and Christian communities to turn welcome from an abstract concept into a lasting practice of integration and solidarity, and asks civil institutions to shift their focus from managing migration flows to the full protection of the human rights and dignity of every child and adolescent.

Today's bulletin published a Letter from Pope Leo XIV, dated June 29, 2026, addressed to Cardinal Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship, on the occasion of the liturgical conference at Mount Angel Abbey in Oregon (United States). The Pope reaffirms that liturgical formation "is not a specialization for a few experts" but concerns the whole People of God, echoing the teaching of Pope Francis, and stresses the role of priests as guides ("mystagogues") who accompany the faithful in understanding the sacred mysteries. He points to the Sunday Eucharistic celebration, rooted in the annual liturgical cycle and the Paschal Mystery, as the principal formative occasion, and insists on fidelity to the rites promulgated by the Church, to be lived with humility and ecclesial communion, so that Catholics may live "for the liturgy and through the liturgy".