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Pope Prays World Leaders Recognize Their Responsibility for Peace
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — As U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin prepared to meet in Alaska Aug. 15, Pope Leo XIV prayed that world leaders would recognize the impact their actions have on the local population. “May those who make decisions always keep in mind their responsibility for the consequences their choices have on populations. May they not ignore the needs of the most vulnerable and the universal desire for peace…
Pope Leo XIV called on the leaders of the world to be “conscious of their responsibility”, in an appeal after the Sunday prayer of the Angelus in St. Peter’s Square for the “universal desire for peace.” “Dear brothers and sisters, let us continue to pray for the end of the war,” the Pope said this Sunday from the window of the Pontifical Palace to hundreds of faithful. He recalled that these days the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the …
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Leo XIV also expressed concern about the situation in Haiti and asked for immediate relief from the refugees and concrete assistance from the international community so that the Haitians could live in peace.
Pope prays world leaders recognize their responsibility for peace - Catholic Review
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — As U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin prepared to meet in Alaska Aug. 15, Pope Leo XIV prayed that world leaders would recognize the impact their actions have on the local population. “May those who make decisions always keep in mind their responsibility for the consequences their choices have on populations. May they not ignore the needs of the most vulnerable and the universal desire for peace…
In the Angelus, the Pope evoked the atomic bombings in Japan, highlighted the peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan and launched a desperate appeal to the humanitarian crisis in Haiti. Read more
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