Pope Leo XIV calls for dialogue to counter 'desire for domination' in wars

Pope Leo XIV concluded his visit to France by urging European leaders to embrace their Christian heritage and tradition of dialogue to address contemporary conflicts. Speaking in Metz, near the borders of Luxembourg and Germany, the Pope honored Robert Schuman, a key figure in European integration post-World War II. He emphasized that Europe's future lies in harmonizing differences rather than seeking uniformity, drawing parallels to the reconciliation symbolized by the stained-glass windows of Metz Cathedral. AI

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• Élysée Palace
• Emmanuel Macron
• Europe
• European Union
• France
• Germany
• Lourdes
• Luxembourg
• Metz
• Paris
• Robert Schuman
• Russia
• St. Stephen Cathedral
• Ukraine
• World War II

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