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Our political leaders have a duty to prioritise dialogue and seek peaceful solutions, say Bishops
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The Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales stated that political leaders must prioritize dialogue and seek peaceful solutions.
The bishops released the statement during UN Disarmament Week, which ran from October 24 to October 30. The conference noted that disarmament is a central theme in the papacy of Pope Leo XIV. The Pope has expanded the concept of disarmament to include the use of technology and the way people use words.
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