Pope Condemns Persecution of Christians in Nigeria and Mozambique, Calls for International Action
Pope Leo XIV condemns the persecution of Christians in Nigeria, Mozambique, Bangladesh, Sudan, and other nations, calling for urgent international intervention to safeguard vulnerable religious communities. He also expresses solidarity with the victims of violence in Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Pope's message highlights the increasing attacks on Christians by armed groups in Africa and Asia, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to promote peace and stability.
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