https://www.vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/en/apost_exhortations/documents/20251004-dilexi-te.html
Quick skim--very interesting. I query the characterization of the Benedictine abbeys as utopian communities expressly raised against the 'logic of accumulation,' though. Some were not exactly Savonarola/Shaker.
There is something dangerous as well in the hypostasis of 'the poor,' perhaps. Not having a lot of things doesn't always affect who it is that one is. And pace the 19th c. social scientists, it's not exactly a coherent or contiguous class.
But, that said, very laudable (co-authored!) document. If you have a lot of things, realizing that some other people don't have a lot of things is a good first step.