US EditionPope warns escalating Iran conflict could tip Middle East into ‘irreparable abyss’
Pope Leo XIV warns of an irreparable tragedy amid escalating violence between Iran and Israel involving U.S. and Gulf-state military actions, urging renewed diplomatic dialogue.
- Pope Leo XIV at the Angelus urged parties to halt the spiral of violence before it becomes an `irreparable abyss`, voicing deep concern about recent Middle East and Iran events.
- The Pope prayed that nations return to dialogue to seek peace, urging diplomacy to recover its role and asking listeners to `continue to pray for peace` for peoples who long for peaceful coexistence.
- Warning of a `irreparable abyss`, the Pope warned that unchecked violence could cause an immense tragedy, emphasizing the stakes of escalation.
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US Conference of Catholic Bishops President warns conflict in Iran ‘risks spiraling into a wider regional war,’ calls for end to violence
Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), issued a statement March 1 reiterating Pope Leo XIV’s call for all parties… The post US Conference of Catholic Bishops President warns conflict in Iran ‘risks spiraling into a wider regional war,’ calls for end to violence appeared first on CatholicVote org.
After yesterday's attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran, Pope Leo XIV urged a halt to the spiral of violence in the world before it becomes an irreparable abyss. "In view of the possibility of a tragedy of enormous proportions, I appeal to the parties involved to assume the moral responsibility to stop the spiral of violence before it becomes an irreparable abyss.Let diplomacy regain its role and promote the good of the peoples, w…
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