Pope Leo: 'I Follow with Concern the Alarming Situation in Ceuta'
- Pope Leo XIV expressed concern about the migration crisis in Ceuta, calling for peace, stability, and justice through the intercession of Our Lady of Africa.
- At least 67 people died trying to reach Ceuta from Morocco as tens of thousands attempted to cross, overwhelming local facilities.
- The Pope prayed for victims of war, especially the weakest and most defenseless, and urged prayers for peace and diplomatic solutions globally.
- Pope Leo highlighted the Pardon of Assisi indulgence and encouraged the faithful to cherish this spiritual gift by blessing meals and serving others during summer vacations.
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"I am following with concern the alarming situation in Ceuta by asking God that through the intercession of Our Lady of Africa we may find solutions of peace, stability and justice." (ANSA)
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