Pope Leo XIV spoke strongly about the deaths and suffering caused by wars. He stated that conflicts harm all of humanity and called for peace and dialogue.
It was reported that during the Angelus address held at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV made striking remarks regarding the pain caused by war and violence. Addressing the crowd gathered in St. Peter’s Square in Rome, the Pope expressed deep concern, especially for conflict zones.
He emphasized that wars affect the most vulnerable people the most. His words, “What wounds them wounds all of humanity,” stood out.
In his statement, he described the death and suffering caused by wars as “a scandal for all humanity.”
Call for Peace and Strong Messages
It was also noted that the Pope made an open call to the international community. He stressed the need to pray for an end to conflicts and to develop solutions based on dialogue and mutual respect.
He reinforced his message with the words, “Let hostilities cease, let the path to peace be opened.”
Additionally, the Pope referred to a marathon held in Rome, describing the gathering of people from different countries as a sign of hope. He highlighted that sports can be a tool for peace and social unity.