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Praying for Syria

A Syrian refugee girl looks out from behind the fence at Yayladagi refugee camp in Hatay province near the Turkish-Syrian border April 10, 2012, by FreedomHouse (2012). https://www.flickr.com/photos/syriafreedom/7091635245. Creative Commons License 2.0.

 

“Today we implore fruits of peace upon the entire world, beginning with the beloved and long-suffering land of Syria, whose people are worn down by an apparently endless war.

This Easter, may the light of the risen Christ illumine the consciences of all political and military leaders, so that a swift end may be brought to the carnage in course, that humanitarian law may be respected and that provisions be made to facilitate access to the aid so urgently needed by our brothers and sisters, while also ensuring fitting conditions for the return of the displaced.”

Pope Francis
Urbi et Orbi Message
Easter 2018
 
Click here to read the full text of the
Easter 2018 Urbi et Orbi Message with prayers
for different parts of the world that clamor for peace.
 
 

Section |Praying with the World

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