US EditionPope Leo Invited to Join Trump's 'Board of Peace', Cardinal Says
Pope Leo XIV considers joining Trump’s Board of Peace to oversee Gaza reconstruction; Vatican notes unique diplomatic role and cautious responses from some invited countries.
- Pope Leo XIV is considering an invitation from U.S. President Donald Trump to join the 'Board of Peace' to address the Gaza conflict.
- Cardinal Pietro Parolin stated that the Pope's response to the invitation requires careful evaluation.
- The 'Board of Peace' aims to oversee Gaza's reconstruction and includes participation from various countries, but the Vatican will not contribute financially.
- Parolin emphasized the need to respect international law and eliminate tensions between the U.S. and Europe for better global relations.
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Trump invites pope to 'Board of Peace' charter for Gaza with 17 countries that have already joined
President Donald Trump extended an invitation to Pope Leo XIV to his "Board of Peace" charter for Gaza, according to a spokesperson for the Vatican, who said they are considering how to respond.The charter is intended to seek to end the conflict in Gaza and currently has leaders from 17 countries, including Argentina, Hungary, Pakistan, Turkey, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.'The pope has received an invitation, and we are considering what to do.' On W…
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President Donald Trump invited Pope Leo XIV to join the Board of Peace for Gaza, but the first American leader of the Catholic Church is still evaluating whether to accept the position, according to reports. Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State for Vatican City, told reporters Wednesday that Trump offered Leo a position on the […]
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