Pope Leo calls for XIV for peace and provides a Vatican arbitration to “to silence weapons”
During the Vatican audience, the Pope emphasized the need for peace, respect and hope for the people and highlighted the availability of Holy Sea to facilitate meetings between enemies.
Domenico stenelis
Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday gave world leaders to “silence the weapons” and gave Vatican arbitration to all the combat parts of the Vatican.
“The Holy Sea is available to meet the enemies and see the eye” he said Lion xivWhen speaking to representatives of East 23 Catholic Churches in Vatican hearing.
Pope said, “People are re -discovering hope and respect that is eligible for them,” the respect of peace.
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Oriental churches know the “war -horror state”
Leo XIV said in the Paul VI room that thousands of people who went to the Jubilee of countries like Syria, Ukraine, Ukraine, Lebanon and Iraq, knowing the “horror state of war”.
“Pope Francis called martyrs to your churches,” he said, quoting the Spanish News Agency EFE.
“It is true: from the holy earth to Ukraine, from Lebanon to Syria, to Tigre (Ethiopia) and Caucasus.”
“The church is not tired of repeating: ‘weapons can close’ ‘
The Pope, praised by hearing, said that the horror of the war and the “many young lives AC shawka” should be angered, “because people die in military boom.” He asked to pray for peace, describing it as “reconciliation, apology, dare to rotate the page and start.”
“To be different from this peace, I will do everything in my range (…) The church is not tired of being repeated, ‘May weapons can be closed’. “
Leo XIV said that others are not enemies, humans, “they are not bad people who hate, but those who have a conversation.” And and “He asked to escape from the distinctive manichoist visions of violent stories. It divides the world between the good and the evil.”
Leo prayed for Oriental and Latin Christians, especially in the Mediterranean, “resisted their lands, stronger than the temptation to leave them.”
He started a new appeal to the Christians to give them the opportunity to live with “all the rights needed for safe existence.”
