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Turkey Not 'Hostile' to Christians, Constantinople Patriarch Says
- Turkey is not considered a 'hostile environment' for Christians, according to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, as reported by AFP.
- Pope Leo XIV described Turkey as a 'crossroads of sensibilities' during his visit, highlighting its 'internal diversity.'
- Bartholomew stated that living in a Muslim country can be beneficial for open dialogue among different faiths.
- He emphasized the significance of unity among Christians in addressing modern challenges, particularly in relation to the conflict in Ukraine.
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Turkey not 'hostile' to Christians, Constantinople patriarch says
ISTANBUL - Muslim-majority Turkey, which is hosting Pope Leo XIV on his first overseas trip as pontiff, is not "a hostile environment" for Christians, the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople told AFP in an interview.
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