
Here’s What Pope Francis Says About World War III in a New Book
“War is not the solution, war is madness, war is a monster, war is a cancer that feeds off itself, engulfing everything,” Pope Francis writes.
“War is not the solution, war is madness, war is a monster, war is a cancer that feeds off itself, engulfing everything,” Pope Francis writes.
According to media reports, the Russian bombardment of the city in northeastern Ukraine has resulted in the deaths of civilians, including children.
Pray, hope and don’t worry. Keeping the peace requires nothing less.
War is madness, Pope Francis told bishops gathered in the Italian city of Bari Sunday. He also prayed for those who suffered amid conflict.
The Church’s Just War Doctrine describes four conditions for a legitimate defense by military force.
“May God banish from the hearts of people whatever might endanger peace…”
COMMENTARY: It is not religion but irreligion that, by far, has been the leading cause of war.
The heroic U.S. chaplain died in a North Korean prison camp in 1951.
Daring evacuation was launched after ISIS posed a grave danger to Syriac Catholic students in Kirkuk.
The world’s newest nation is majority-Christian and fraught with violence — and the Church holds the keys to making peace a reality.
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