US EditionPope Leo says civilians in Ukraine are suffering, calls for war to end
Pope Leo XIV highlighted civilian suffering and called for intensified peace efforts as U.S.-brokered talks continue amid ongoing deadly strikes in Ukraine.
- Pope Leo XIV called for prayers for peace in conflict-affected regions, particularly Ukraine and the Middle East, during a Sunday address.
- He stated that Ukraine is enduring relentless attacks, causing severe suffering for civilians.
- The Pope encouraged efforts to end the war and emphasized that peace is built through respect for people.
- He urged young people to promote peace and warned against violence in any form.
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The head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV, today called on the faithful to pray for peace in conflict zones, with a special emphasis on Ukraine, Vatican News reported.
Pope Leo XIV has called for intensified efforts to end the war in Ukraine and has reiterated his call for prayers for peace in the country and other regions affected by the conflict. He told the faithful to pray for peace in the regions affected by the conflict, highlighting Ukraine, the Middle East and other areas where people are suffering. The pope drew attention to the ongoing suffering in Ukraine, noting that “even in these days, Ukraine co…
Pope Leon of XIV condemned Ukraine's "continuous attacks" which exposed the population to yesterday's apricots, warning that the extension of the hostilities "is widening the gap between peoples" and further away the possibility of a "just and sustainable peace", according to Agerpres, who reads the EEF.
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