Pope Leo XIV Urged Global Peace in First Easter Address
Pope Leo XIV delivered his first Easter address at St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City, urging world leaders to choose dialogue over conflict amid ongoing global violence. He condemned violence and exploitation, emphasizing the urgent need for peace during a time of widespread conflicts.
Following his initial call for peace, the Pope announced a prayer vigil dedicated to peace, held on April 11. His message highlighted the importance of global cooperation and dialogue as essential steps toward ending violence and fostering harmony worldwide.