“Today we are living the third”lamented the Pope, returning to a concept that he already used about a new world conflict that is taking place “Part by part”. In this framework, he asked the Poles to “the memory of the experience leads you to cultivate peace in yourselves, in families and in social and international life”.
Meanwhile, compared to more than 6,000 faithful from all over the world present, requested that “let us pray in a special way for the Ukrainian people”.
During his message, the Pope also raised his “concern over the violent events that have occurred in Baghdad in recent days”.
This week, dozens of supporters of the powerful cleric, Muqtada al-SadrThey broke into the Republican Palace of Iraqa ceremonial building located in the Green area of Baghdad, after the Shiite leader announced his “final retirement” of politics, in the midst of an institutional crisis, after which incidents were unleashed that left at least 15 dead and 350 wounded.
“Let us ask God in prayer to give peace to the Iraqi people. Last year I had the joy of visiting her and felt up close the great desire for normalcy and peaceful coexistence among the various religious communities that make it up,” the pontiff said, referring to the trip he made in March 2021.
“Dialogue and fraternity are the master life to face the current difficulties and reach this goal”Francis concluded.
Source: Ambito
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