The Pope has attacked the “mindless” conflict in Ukraine in his Christmas Day handle and referred to as on the world to indicate “concrete gestures of solidarity” to refugees fleeing Russia’s invasion.
Addressing hundreds of devoted gathered in St Peter’s Sq., the Pope urged them to not overlook “our Ukrainian brothers and sisters who’re experiencing this Christmas at midnight and chilly, removed from their properties because of the devastation brought on by ten months of conflict”.
He referred to as on God to “enlighten the minds of those that have the ability to silence the thunder of weapons and put a right away finish to this mindless conflict”.
Francis has usually used his conventional Urbi et Orbi blessing and speech — the Latin for “to town and the
