Pope prayed for the killed under Avdiivka of the Armed Forces and showed his things

The Pontiff showed the faithful a copy of the New Testament and a set of plows that belonged to the killed 23-year-old Ukrainian military. On April 3, Pope Francis appealed to the believers with a call to peace in Gas and Ukraine and regretted the murder of humanitarian workers during the Israeli Air Force and honored the memory of a Ukrainian soldier who died in the war against Russia. Reuters writes about it. The Pope spoke during a weekly general audience on St. Peter's Square in the Vatican.

He called Ukraine "tortured" and showed the believers a copy of the New Testament and a set of plows that belonged to the killed 23-year-old Ukrainian military. "I would like us to be silent a little at this moment, thinking about this young man and many others like him who died in this senseless war. The war always destroys, let's think about them and pray," he said.

He also again called for a "immediate" cease to cease in gas, the release of all Israeli hostages, stolen Hamas, and warned against any "irresponsible" regional expansion of the conflict. Recall that the Pope called on Ukraine and Russia for the exchange of prisoners. According to Pontiff, the exchange should be made according to the formula "all on all". The Pope also called on March 13 to pray for overcoming the "madness of war", which is "always defeat. " During a weekly audience, on St.