


Pope Francis Calls for Peace in His Christmas Address Amid Ongoing Conflicts
Pope Francis seeks an end to conflicts, urging dialogue and hope in his Christmas Day address as humanitarian crises persist in Ukraine and Gaza.
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In his Christmas Day 'Urbi et Orbi' address, Pope Francis called for an end to global conflicts, urging negotiations particularly in Ukraine and Gaza. Following a major Russian missile assault on Ukraine, the Pope emphasized the urgency for dialogue to achieve lasting peace. He also highlighted the grave humanitarian situation in Gaza, calling for a ceasefire and aid for the affected. Pope Francis encouraged individuals to become 'pilgrims of hope' during the newly inaugurated 2025 Holy Year, aiming for reconciliation amid crises in multiple conflict zones around the world.
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