Pope Leo XIV arrives in Lebanon today, where he is expected to issue a call for peace.
He will be coming from Turkey following a four-day visit during which he warned that the future of humanity is at risk due to the extraordinary number of deadly conflicts around the world, and condemned the use of religion to justify violence.
The Pope’s plane is scheduled to land at Beirut’s Rafic Hariri International Airport at 3:45 pm local time. He will then meet with the President of the Republic and address the national leaders, marking his second speech before a foreign government.
He will be coming from Turkey following a four-day visit during which he warned that the future of humanity is at risk due to the extraordinary number of deadly conflicts around the world, and condemned the use of religion to justify violence.
The Pope’s plane is scheduled to land at Beirut’s Rafic Hariri International Airport at 3:45 pm local time. He will then meet with the President of the Republic and address the national leaders, marking his second speech before a foreign government.
