US EditionPope Calls for "Taking a Stand" Against Injustices and Inequalities
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Pope Leo XIV urged this Saturday to "take a stand" in the face of "injustices and inequalities", where "human dignity is trampled on" and "the fragile are taken away from their word", during a Jubilee audience in St. Peter's Square.The entry The Pope asks to "take a stand" in the face of injustices and inequalities was first published in the Digital Process.
Pope Leo XIV said on Saturday during an audience at the Vatican that a firm stand must be taken against injustice and inequality. Addressing Poles, he noted that many Polish martyrs had shown that "to have hope is to take a stand." During a meeting with thousands of people in St. Peter's Square, at an audience on the occasion of the Holy Year, the Pope said, addressing the audience. The article "Pope: Let us take a firm stand against injustice a…
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