Earlier version, Tuesday 27 October
Pope Leo XIV condemns Yemen humanitarian crisis
Church & State Angelus, 25 October 2026
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Pope Leo XIV called for an end to hostilities in Yemen and for the guarantee of peace for all people during his address following the Angelus prayer on Sunday, October 25. The pope specifically noted the severe humanitarian crisis in the city of Taiz.
In his remarks, the pope also prayed for the victims and wounded of a recent attack on an Orthodox Church in Jordan. He stated that wars sow death and impoverish and damage the world.
The pope invited the faithful to join in prayer with religious leaders and heads of churches meeting in Assisi on October 27. This gathering marks the 40th anniversary of the interreligious meeting originally convened by Saint John Paul II.
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Earlier version, Tuesday 27 October
Pope Leo XIV condemns Yemen humanitarian crisis
Earlier version, Monday 26 October
Pope Leo XIV prays for peace
Earlier version, Monday 26 October
Pope Leo XIV prays for Yemen, Jordan
Earlier version, Monday 26 October
Pope Leo XIV prays for Yemen and Jordan
Earlier version, Monday 26 October
Pope Leo XIV calls for peace and prays for Yemen
Earlier version, Sunday 25 October
Pope Leo XIV appeals for peace and recalls Yemen crisis
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