Pope Leo Remembers 9/11, Urges Global Peace
Pope Leo Remembers 9/11, Urges Global Peace
During a Sunday noon blessing in English, Pope Leo commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, urging a renewed global commitment to peace.
25 Years Later: A Moment of Reflection
In a quiet yet powerful moment, the Chicago‑born pontiff addressed the world in English, the first time he had spoken publicly in that language. He reflected on the tragedy that reshaped the world and the enduring need for compassion and reconciliation.
Calls for Renewed Commitment to Peace
Leo emphasized that the wounds of 9/11 remain open and that the path to healing requires collective action. He urged leaders and citizens alike to work toward lasting peace, stressing the importance of dialogue and understanding across cultures and faiths.
Global Response and Hope
The Pope’s remarks were met with widespread support from religious and secular communities, who echoed his message of unity and hope. Many highlighted the need for continued vigilance against hatred and extremism.
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Source: CBS News