Pope Francis urges end to worldwide violence and conflict

IBTimes 2018-02-04

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Pope Francis invited Roman Catholics and members of all other religions on February 4 to observe a day of prayer, fasting and initiatives for peace on February 23, urging everyone to say "no" to violence and conflict.

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