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Pope Leo meets Portuguese and Hungarian leaders
The Pope discusses global conflict, multilateralism, and Christian minorities with two European heads of state.
In brief
The Pope discusses global conflict, multilateralism, and Christian minorities with two European heads of state. Pope Leo is using diplomatic meetings to advance the Church's priorities on peace, international law, and protection of vulnerable Christian communities worldwide. Originally reported by Vaticannews.
Pope receives Portuguese president
Pope Leo met with Portuguese President José Antonio Martins Seguro to discuss bilateral relations and global issues including migration and the need for peace.
Hungary's PM discusses church role
Prime Minister Péter Magyar met with Pope Leo to address Hungary's socio-economic situation and the Church's contribution to education and protection of vulnerable Christian communities.
Focus on global conflicts
Both meetings included discussions of Ukraine and Middle East conflicts, with the Pope calling for greater international commitment to promoting peace.
Multilateralism and international law
The Pope emphasized the importance of multilateralism and respect for international law as foundations for addressing global challenges and supporting peace.
Church's global mission
Both leaders acknowledged the Catholic Church's role in addressing socio-economic development, education, and the protection of Christian minorities worldwide.
At a glance
Pope Leo is using diplomatic meetings to advance the Church's priorities on peace, international law, and protection of vulnerable Christian communities worldwide.
