Pope Leo's Call Against Rising Anti-Semitism
Pope Leo issued a heartfelt appeal against the global resurgence of anti-Semitism during his weekly audience at the Vatican. He urged world leaders to be vigilant to prevent any recurrence of genocide. His message aligned with the Holocaust commemoration, aiming for a world devoid of prejudice and oppression.
During a solemn occasion at the Vatican on Wednesday, Pope Leo addressed the troubling global resurgence of anti-Semitism.
Marking the annual commemoration of the Holocaust, the Pope implored world leaders to remain alert, emphasizing the need to avert future genocides.
The first U.S. Pope, Leo, earnestly prayed for a world free of prejudice, racism, and persecution.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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