Pope Leo & Archbishop Mullally: Unity for Peace

0:00On April 27, Dame Sarah Mollally, the first woman to lead England's church as Archbishop of Canterbury, just wrapped a landmark meeting with Pope. Leo, at the Vatican, she praised his bold stand against injustice and invited him for a warm welcome in the UK if he visits. The two leaders bonded over shared prayers for global justice and peace. Earlier this month, Pope Leo slammed how a few tyrants are tearing the world apart, spotlighting wars heavy toll during his trip to Cameroon. Their chat built on that vibe, stressing unity and pushing back against conflict. Folks are buzzing about the timing, coming right after former President Donald Trump called out the Pope as we gone crime in foreign policy. Leo fired back on Trump's tough talk toward Iran over the strait of Hormuz, which luckily cooled into a ceasefire. Dame Sarah highlighted how the Pope's words remind us, everyone craves a full life amidst struggles with tons of people grinding daily for the greater. Good. She also noted King Charles III, cherished their October prayer session,

1:04the first public one between a British monarch and Catholic leader since. The Reformation. Pope Leo, the first American born head of the Catholic Church, just got back from a lively tour of four African nations. Moments like these keep the hope alive for cross-bathed teamwork on peace. From around the world, powered by AI, this is Global News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.