Pope Leo, the first US pope, criticized nationalist political movements during a Mass at St. Peter’s Square, calling for open borders and the dispelling of hatred. Without naming specific leaders or countries, he highlighted the dangers of exclusionary mindsets prevalent in contemporary politics. Leo's remarks echo the sentiments of the late Pope Francis, who had condemned similar ideologies, particularly regarding immigration. Celebrating Pentecost, Leo's message was a call for unity and compassion, promoting the need for connection rather than division in society.
Pope Leo emphasized the need to break down walls and dispel hatred, asserting there is no room for exclusionary mindsets in modern nationalism.
He criticized political movements for creating security zones that separate communities, urging inclusivity as essential for humanity's progress.
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