Pope Leo decries 'sharp intensification' of war in Ukraine
- Pope Leo XIV expressed concern over the sharp intensification of the war in Ukraine and conveyed closeness to those suffering from recent attacks, including civilians.
- He stated that war does not solve problems but worsens them, multiplying suffering and hatred, and invoked the protection of the Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace, for all those affected by war.
- The Pope extended special greetings to Lebanese pilgrims amid new attacks in Lebanon and thanked Polish mothers for teaching their children to love God, recalling Poland's recent Mother's Day.
- He prayed that the Holy Mother of God intercede for mothers to obtain a lasting bond with Jesus and urged people in Poland to protect life from conception to natural death.
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Leo says concerned about Ukraine war escalation and impact on civilians
Pope Leo XIV expressed concern at the new wave of Russian attacks on Ukraine on Wednesday during his general audience in Saint Peter's Square. "I follow with concern the war in Ukraine, which has sharply intensified in recent days," the American pontiff said. (ANSA)
Pope Leo Condemns Escalating Violence in Ukraine
Pope Leo criticized the intensified conflict in Ukraine, expressing solidarity with civilians affected by recent violence. He emphasized that war worsens problems instead of solving them and leads to increased suffering and hatred. He highlighted the devastating impact on homes, places of worship, and innocent lives.
Pope Leo decries 'sharp intensification' of war in Ukraine
Pope Leo on Wednesday decried what he called a "sharp intensification" of the war in Ukraine, telling pilgrims at his weekly audience at the Vatican that he wanted to express closeness to civilians killed in recent attacks.
Pope Leo issues new appeal for peace in Ukraine (Vatican Press Office)
At the conclusion of today’s general audience, Pope Leo XIV again appealed for peace in Ukraine. “I am following with concern the war in Ukraine, which has intensified significantly in recent days,” Pope Leo said to pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square. “I wish to express my solidarity ...
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