In Metz, the Images of Pope Leo XIV Singing Peace in Europe
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"Today, unfortunately, war has resurfaced, even in Europe (...). It is necessary to engage in patient dialogue, to show courage in negotiations and to be prepared to sacrifice certain positions for the superior good of peace," declared the Pope
In a keynote speech in Metz, Leo XIV calls on Europe to oppose the global "downside spiral." He also talks about what it needs from its point of view for peace.
Pope Leo XIV called on Metz on Monday, for the "superior good of peace" in Europe, "to show courage in negotiations" and "to be prepared to sacrifice certain positions", on the fourth and last day of his visit to France. ...
From Metz, Pope Leo XIV called on Europe to negotiate for peace, defended multilateralism and warned of the “illusion” to bet on rearmament.
They learned 150 pages of score, went to France for rehearsals and sang in the cathedral of Metz for Pope Leo XIV. An unforgettable experience.
Why did Pope Leo XIV choose Metz as the third city for his journey through France? The reason has to do with a certain Luxembourg personality.
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