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Pope Leo XIV delivers Easter message calling for peace in his first Easter as pope

Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first Easter Mass as pontiff on Sunday, delivering a message calling for global peace and urging those with weapons to lay them down. The first U.S.-born pope addressed conflicts without naming specific wars, departing from tradition of listing world's woes by name in the Urbi et Orbi blessing. He announced a prayer vigil for peace on April 11 and revived some papal traditions including greeting faithful in multiple languages.

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CNN

Not in God's name: How Pope Leo is pushing back at divine justification of war - CNN

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NY Post

Leo XIV celebrates first Easter vigil as pope, calls for harmony and peace in a world torn by war

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Coverage splits between papal tradition and change versus commanding peace message. Some focus on liturgical details and departed customs, others emphasize the forceful call for dialogue over weapons in a world at war.

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