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The text of the joint declaration they signed rejects the use of religion to justify violence, urges global efforts toward peace, supports cooperation among believers of different faiths, and entrusts a suffering world to God with renewed hope in the Holy Spirit.
A plane arrived in Istanbul from Rome on Saturday with a technician and the replacement computer for Pope Leo’s ITA Airways A320neo.
The Holy Father thanked the sisters for their Christlike service and expressed closeness to the residents they care for.
Look at life with God’s eyes, he encouraged the small flock.
Leo said the Nicene confession of faith remains a foundation for unity among Christians worldwide.
Justice and mercy, he said, must guide political and social life. The Holy Father also highlighted the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea.
On Monday, Dec. 1, Pope Leo will travel to Annaya to pray at the tomb of St. Charbel Makhlouf, the 19th-century Maronite monk venerated for his holiness and miracles.
Francis and Bartholomew I signed a statement following the celebration of the Divine Liturgy in Istanbul’s Orthodox Cathedral of St. Gregory on Nov. 30, in honor of the feast of St. Andrew, patron and founder of the Orthodox Churches.
Pope Francis celebrated a public Mass, attended by Bartholomew I, in Istanbul on day two of his Nov. 28-30 journey to Turkey.
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