Pope Francis Urges Peaceful Conflict Resolution at Cardinals' Gathering
Pope Francis opened a gathering of cardinals with a strong anti-war message, emphasizing that conflicts should be resolved through human dialogue rather than violence.
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We can resolve conflicts as humans, not as beasts says pope
(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 26 - We can resolve conflicts as humans, not as beasts, Pope Leo XIV said Friday. "War is never worthy of man, and is never blessed by God, because the Creator has endowed us with the intelligence and will to resolve conflicts as human beings, not as beasts, perhaps armed with hyper-technological weapons," the pope said in his homily during a Mass in St. Peter's, which effectively opened the Extraordinary Consistory. "The unity of the human family precedes individual people...
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The closed-door assembly -- known as a "consistory" -- ends on Saturday and is intended to discuss a variety of global challenges facing the Catholic Church. The post Pope begins cardinals’ gathering with anti-war message appeared first on Vanguard News.
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