Watch: Pope Leo's plea for peace in Christmas message
Summary
Pope Leo delivered his first Christmas message as pope, calling for an end to conflicts in various regions worldwide. During his speech in Vatican City, he specifically mentioned conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, Thailand, and Cambodia. He asked for justice, peace, and stability in places like Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, and Syria.Key Facts
- Pope Leo gave a Christmas speech at St Peter's Square in Vatican City.
- This was his first Christmas address as pope after being elected on May 8.
- He called for an end to global conflicts, highlighting specific areas.
- The speech was part of the traditional "Urbi et Orbi" address.
- Conflicts mentioned included those in Ukraine, the Middle East, Thailand, and Cambodia.
- He also prayed for justice, peace, and stability in Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, and Syria.
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