From Catholic Culture:
Pope Leo XIV told pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square for his Sunday Angelus address (video) that Christ “places love at the very center of our relationship with God.” “Indeed, it is not enough to know that God exists, that he is the only God, or that he is the Almighty,” Pope Leo said on October 25, as he reflected on Matthew 22:34-40, the Gospel reading of the day. “The Lord seeks a personal relationship with us: the one true God wants to become our God.”
“Thanks to our close relationship with God, we are able to look at ourselves and our neighbors through the eyes of Christ, from his perspective,” the Pope continued. “In this way, selfishness is overcome and even love for oneself becomes charity: our existence turns toward the other and becomes a gift for those around us.”