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Pope at Angelus: "May there be consolation in the Holy Land, Ukraine, and Russia"
During the Angelus, the Pope expressed his solidarity with people affected by conflicts and natural disasters.
The Pope, during the Angelus on August 15th delivered from Castel Gandolfo, made an appeal for consolation in the Holy Land, Ukraine, and Russia. He invited the faithful to pray for the communities in need of hope and support during this time of conflict.
The Pope emphasized the importance of supporting these peoples, highlighting the devotion connecting the Ukrainian and Russian people to the figure of the Holy Mother of God. His thoughts also extended to Christians facing discrimination or persecution.
Additionally, the Pope expressed particular concern for the citizens of Colombia, who were recently affected by an earthquake, drawing attention to the suffering that many people endure due to natural events and armed conflicts.
The Angelus represented a moment of reflection and a call for solidarity in a global context marked by tensions and difficulties.