新ローマ教皇レオ14世、戦争の終結を訴え 2022年にはロシアのウクライナ戦争を「真の侵略であり、帝国主義的な性質」と非難
Pope Leo XIV, in his first Sunday address since being elected pontiff, appealed to world powers for “no more war,”
calling for an "authentic and lasting peace" in Ukraine and a ceasefire in Gaza, Reuters reported on May 11.
The new pope said he carries in his heart the "suffering of the beloved people of Ukraine."
Pope Leo was appointed earlier this week on May 8, following the death of Pope Francis on April 21 at the age of 88. On May 7,
cardinals officially opened the historic conclave in the Vatican to choose the next head of the Catholic Church.