The Pope Addressed Poles: Peace Is Not Built on Violence
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Pope Leo XIV in St. Peter's Square addressed the pilgrims from Poland: “I call for the recognition that peace is built on justice, respect for the law and dialogue, and not on violence. I bless you all,” said the priest.
"I call upon you to recognize that peace is built on justice, respect for law, and dialogue, not violence," Pope Leo XIV appealed to Poles. In recent days, Poland has been in the news around the world, among other things, due to the situation at the Constitutional Tribunal.
Justice, respect for law, and dialogue – these are the foundations of peace, as Pope Leo XIV emphasized during his general audience at the Vatican on November 4. Addressing Polish pilgrims, the Pope recalled the 70th anniversary of the release of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński and Cardinal József Mindszenty. He also recalled the words of Pius XII in his encyclical "Laetamur admodum."
“I call for the recognition that peace is built on justice, respect for the law and dialogue, not on violence,” Pope Leo XIV said, addressing the Poles directly. Recently, there has been a lot of talk in our country about the situation around the Constitutional Court. There was a demonstration in front of the building. It is not known whether the Holy Father referred to this situation.
Justice, respect for the law, and dialogue instead of violence – these were the conditions for peace outlined by Leo XIV during his general audience on November 4th. Addressing the Poles, the Pope recalled the 70th anniversary of the release of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński and Cardinal József Mindszenty. He also recalled Pius XII's message from the encyclical "Laetamur admodum." "I call for the recognition that peace is built on justice, "The artic…
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