Pope Francis calls for the international community to promote dialogue in Sudan, and to continue to stand by the “tormented” people of Ukraine.
That’s according to Vatican News.
Pope Francis on Sunday issued “a heartfelt appeal” to warring factions in Sudan to lay down their arms, while calling on the international community “to spare no effort to ensure that dialogue might prevail and the suffering of the population might be alleviated.”
The Pope offered encouragement for the partial agreements that have already been reached, but noted that after a month of violence, the situation remains grave.
“Please, let us not get used to conflict and violence. Let us not get used to war!” the Pope pleaded.
As has become customary, the Pope also added a plea to continue to stand by the “tormented” people of Ukraine.
