Pope Leo Condemns Aerial Bombings, Urges Peace

0:00On March 23, Pope Leo made headlines this week by condemning aerial bombings in war, calling them indiscriminate attacks that need to be outlawed. For good. The first American Pope shared these views as the U.S. and Israeli conflict with Iran pushes into its fourth week. He spoke on Monday to executives and staff from Italy's ITA Airways, the airline that often handles his international travel. While he avoided naming the specific war, Leo stressed that dropping destruction from the skies goes against lessons learned from the 20th, centuries horrors. This marks another strong push from the Pope against the fighting. Just the day before, he described the ongoing war as a deep stain on humanity and renewed his calls for an immediate ceasefire. The conflict shows no signs of slowing, with airstrikes continuing amid broader tensions. Leo has made peace please a regular part of his message, highlighting the risks to civilians everywhere. His words serve as a timely reminder that even in advanced times, all patterns of violence

1:02persist, urging world leaders to seek real solutions before. More lives are lost.