US EditionPope Leo XIV Urges Prioritizing Life and Health in a World at War
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In receiving the members of the Pontifical Academy for Life on Monday, February 16, the pope criticized the "huge resources" devoted to the development of military equipment rather than to care. Leon XIV also considered certain speeches to be "hypocrites" proclaiming equality of access to health, condemning the continuation of conflicts and attacks on hospitals.
Pope Leo XIV Urges Prioritizing Life and Health in a World at War
“In a world marked by conflicts, which consume enormous economic, technological and organizational resources in the production of weapons and other types of military equipment, it has never been more important to dedicate time, people and expertise to safeguarding life and health.” This powerful statement, made by Pope Leo XIV on February 16, 2026, in the Clementine Hall of the Vatican, summarizes the core of his address to the participants in t…
Despite declarations, not all human lives are equally respected today, and health is not protected or promoted equally for all, said Leo XIV at an audience for the Pontifical Academy for Life. He reminded the academics that their activities should express the style of God, who cares for all his children. This was the first meeting. The article, "Leo XIV: Healthcare Cannot Be a Privilege," comes from the website Misyjne.pl.
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