“He who makes weapons wins by death”

“Peace, please, peace… wars are always lost, everyone loses. Not all people, there is one group that wins a lot: the weapons manufacturers. These people make a lot of money, but at a price The deaths of others. These are pope francisco at the end of the public reception on Wednesday, November 29th.His cold did not prevent him from making a new appeal for world peace, even though, as happened at the Angelus last Sunday, he did not read the Catechism himself. Filippo Ciampanelli, Secretary of State.

Paul VI was welcomed in the hall with loud applause and chants of “Long live the Pope” from the faithful who were waiting for him. Once seated, Francisco greeted everyone and explained that he was still not feeling well and his voice was not good. Therefore, Ciampanelli will be responsible for reading his catechism and subsequent greetings.

The pope stressed that this culture “relegates the great ambitions of mankind to an often greedy economic logic, and its vision of life is to abandon those who do not produce and to strive to transcend what is within”, continuing: “We can even say that we “We are the first civilization in history to attempt on a global scale to organize a human society without the presence of God, focusing on keeping huge cities level even with their dazzling skyscrapers.”

Remind you The passages of Babel and its towers, “God confuses language, that is, he re-establishes differences, re-creates the conditions in which uniqueness can develop, resurrecting multiplicity where ideologies want to impose uniqueness,” the pope explained.

After the catechesis, during the greetings, Pope Francis wanted to make a A call to address the drama the Middle East is experiencing. He called for an extension of the ceasefire, now in its fourth day, the release of all hostages held by Hamas and the provision of humanitarian aid to Syria. Gaza Strip,