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Fasting for peace in Gaza: What Pope Leo’s call really means
I can't will myself into a spiritual experience, into a sense of solidarity or meaning or nobility or deep and somber union with God and man. I can will myself into doing regular daily things and recording them and seeing what comes of it all.
The Association Constructors of Peace, together with the Communia network, presented an Open Letter to Pope Leo XIV to promote an unarmed and disarming peace and the construction of bridges of dialogue, following the words of the same Holy Father, who had asked for a day of fasting for last August 22. The letter is accompanied by the petition, on the platform Ilfattoquotidiano.it, with which the Constructors of Peace address the Pope to ask for …
At the end of his general audience, Pope Leo XIV asked on Wednesday for the parties and the international community to commit themselves “to putting an end to the conflict in the Holy Land that has caused so much terror and death.” The U.S. pontiff implored “that all hostages be released, that a permanent ceasefire be reached, that the safe entry of humanitarian aid be facilitated and that humanitarian law be fully respected.” Leon XIV stressed …
The Pope announced that he joins the joint declaration of the Latin and Orthodox patriarchs of Jerusalem, who called for an end to violence and war.
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