My comment: I know the reaction about this Pope, but he is right on this. We will receive Judgment from God on our handling of this, and the persons responsible will be judged by God. God is not silent on this. He is not confused, He knows exactly what is going on, and we do indeed need to unite in Prayer for Syria. Luke 8:17 ‘For nothing is secret that will not be revealed, nor anything hidden that will not be known and come to light.’
(France 24) AFP – Pope Francis has called for the world to unite in a day of fasting and prayer for Syria on Saturday and said “God and history” would judge anyone using chemical weapons.
“May the cry for peace enter the hearts of everyone so that they may all lay down their weapons,” the pope told thousands of pilgrims at the Vatican on Sunday.
The pope announced that the prayers would be led by a five-hour vigil in St Peter‘s Square, telling the international community it should make “every effort” for peace.
His call came the United States and France were making plans for possible air strikes against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime over its alleged use of chemical weapons.
“My heart is profoundly wounded in these days by what is happening in Syria and I am anxious about the prospect of dramatic developments,” the pope said.
“I condemn with particular force the use of chemical weapons. I still have in my mind and heart the terrible images of the past days,” he said.
“There is judgment from God and from history on our actions that no one can escape.”
“Weapons and violence do not lead to peace, war leads to more war,” he said.
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I also agree!
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🙂 God Bless you!
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What day is he naming for the Fast day?
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I believe I heard Sept. 7th, but I’ll update if I hear different.
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thanks.
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🙂
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