Like every week, Pope Leo XIV issued a strong call to all nations in the framework of the Sunday Mass and, in particular, in this case, he stated a tough position in a possible world war, where he sentenced what is the position of the Vatican in military conflicts.
In his greeting, after the Angelus prayer, the Supreme Pontiff turned to the “governors” to listen to the scream of those who suffered from the war. In addition, the former Cardinal Robert Aver also raised his prayers and expressed his condolences for young victims caused by floods of the Guadalup River in Texas, in the United States.
What did Leo XIV say about the Second World War and the position of the Vatican?
On Sunday, in the XIV liturgical calendar and as part of his greeting, after the prayer of Mariana Del -Angels, Papa Leo XIV asked for the world that the Lord illuminates the minds of the rulers and replace violence with dialogue.
“Dear, the world is the desire of all peoples, and it is a painful cry of those who are torn by the war. We ask the Lord to touch the heart and inspire the minds of the rulers so that they replace the violence of weapons in search of a dialogue, ”he said.
Vatican’s position in wars in the world
Cardinal Pietro Passolin also confirmed that “the actively commitment to the Vatican in favor of nuclear disarmament in the international context, noted by the revival of the conflict between Israel and Iran.”
The preliminary designation of the Vatican position in the war.
“We really are waiting and working as a headquarters of Santa Claus in the front line for nuclear disarmament,” the Vatican secretary confirmed at the event held at the Madam Villa on the figure of the Italian priest Oresta, which seems to be the fight against poverty.
“It is obvious that disarmament should be carried out in peaceful ways, through dialogue and negotiations. This is exactly what we ask at this time, ”he said.
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Message to the victims of the United States
On the other hand, welcoming English pilgrims, the cardinal of American descent expressed its “condolences to all families who have lost their loved ones.”
“In particular, their children, who were in the summer camp, as a result of a disaster caused by the floods of the Guadalup River in Texas in the United States,” said Pope Leo XIV.
Finally, the church leader expressed his proximity to families and asked believers to pray for all.
