Pope: "Prayers of Those Waging War Will Be Rejected"
Pope Leo XIV Points Out Contradiction Between War and Faith
- •Pope Leo XIV states on 29th that "prayers of those waging war will be rejected"
- •Emphasizes Christian peace spirit by asking "Did Jesus wage war?"
- •Points out contradiction between war and faith, delivers peace message to international community
Pope Delivers Strong Message to Warring Parties
Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful message on the 29th (local time) at the Vatican, stating that the prayers of those waging war will not be accepted. The Pope clearly pointed out the contradiction between acts of war and faith, saying "the prayers of those waging war will be rejected."
Emphasizing Jesus' Teachings
The Pope emphasized that the essence of Christian faith lies in peace by asking rhetorically, "Did Jesus wage war?" This is interpreted as a clear statement of the Vatican's position on conflicts occurring around the world.
The Pope's remarks are seen as conveying a firm message to the international community opposing war and violence as a religious leader. Particularly in a reality where warring parties often cite religious justifications, the Pope's statement carries even greater significance.
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