During his apostolic visit to Belgium, Pope Francis expressed deep concern over the escalating conflict in the Middle East and urged all parties involved to immediately cease fire in Lebanon, Gaza, Palestine, and Israel. He called for prayers for the victims and their families while reminding everyone of the ongoing suffering in Ukraine.
Pope Francis expresses great concern for “the escalation and intensification” of the conflict in the Middle East and appeals for an immediate ceasefire.King Baudouin Stadium
“Lebanon is a message,” he said, addressing the over 30,000 people present at the Mass, “but at this moment, it is a message that is being torn apart.” And asking for prayers for the victims and for their families, and reminding all men and women of goodwill not to forget the suffering Ukraine, he said: “Let us pray for peace.”The Holy Father also recalled the celebration on Sunday of the 110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees” on the theme “God walks with His people”.
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