Pope asks for end to violence in Ukraine and an opportunity for dialogue
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Pope asks for end to violence in Ukraine and an opportunity for dialogue

Correio da Manhã6 September 2026 at 13:13

Pope Leo XIV made a new appeal to end the violence in Ukraine. The Supreme Pontiff asked that destruction in the country be halted and that hearts open to dialogue and peace. This is one more of the appeals made by the Pope regarding the conflict in the region. The message reinforces the Catholic Church's ongoing call for a peaceful solution to the conflict.

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