Pope Francis suggests Israel’s actions in Gaza and Lebanon are disproportionate and immoral
ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE — Pope Francis suggested Sunday that Israel’s attacks in Gaza and Lebanon have been “immoral” and disproportionate, saying its military domination has gone beyond the rules of war. A decline in violent crime, severe obesity and cold beer on a warming planet
In a brief press conference on the plane returning from Belgium, Pope Francis answered questions including one on Israel’s ...
While not mentioning Israel specifically, Pope Francis said in response to a question about the IDF's campaign in Lebanon that all countries must beware the tendency to go "beyond morality" when condu ...
Pope Francis implored bishops not to cover up the sexual abuse of children, during an open-air mass on Sept 29 capping a ...
Pope Francis expresses sorrow over the expanding war that has now reached "martyrized" Lebanon and called for "an immediate ceasefire in Lebanon, Gaza, the rest of Palestine, and Israel." ...
During his visit to Belgium, Pope Francis stressed that the bishops should not cover up abuse and should instead help the ...
Using disproportionate force after being attacked is immoral, Pope Francis said. There are rules, even in war, that should be ...
Pope Francis said he often speaks out about the dignity of women, and that “to masculinize the Church, to masculinize women, ...
Israel intensified its military campaign across the Middle East on Monday, striking central Beirut for the first time since ...
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