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Pope Francis urged the world Saturday to shed its apathy in the face of what he characterizes as a third world war, intoning "war is madness" at the foot of a grandiose monument to soldiers killed in the First World WarI. |
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Pope Francis urged the world today to shed its apathy in the face of what he sees as a third world war, intoning "war is madness" at the foot of a Fascist-era monument to soldiers killed in the First World War. Pope Francis' aim in recalling those who died in the Great War that broke out 100 years.... |
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Pope Francis urged the world today to shed its apathy in the face of what he sees as a third world war, intoning “war is madness” at the foot of a Fascist-era monument to soldiers killed in the First World War. |
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Francis' aim in recalling those who died in the Great War that broke out 100 years ago was to honour the victims of all wars, and it came at a time when his calls for peace have grown ever more urgent amid new threats in the Middle East and Ukraine. Standing at an altar beneath the sloping.... |
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World War I Pope Francis marks 100 years since start of World War I. The head of the Catholic Church has used a ceremony to mark the outbreak of World War I 100 years ago to warn about a kind of "third war" being fought today. Pope Francis also denounced those who profit from conflict. |
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The head of the Catholic Church has used a ceremony to mark the outbreak of World War I 100 years ago to warn about a kind of "third war" being fought today. Pope Francis also denounced those who profit from conflict. |
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"His support for the peace process was vital in moving it forward. He will be remembered as a powerful preacher, a moral campaigner and a popular orator who combined humour and passion." Irish premier Enda Kenny said Dr Paisley was by any measure a major figure in the history of Ireland and Britain. |
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Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday led the plaudits paid by statesmen, colleagues and friends of the late political colossus, Ian Paisley, the former Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader who has died aged 88. |
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"His support for the peace process was vital in moving it forward. He will be remembered as a powerful preacher, a moral campaigner and a popular orator who combined humour and passion." Irish premier Enda Kenny said Dr Paisley was by any measure a major figure in the history of Ireland and Britain. |
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Ian Paisley has been praised as the politician who finally cemented Northern Ireland’s peace process. |