"We understood the Holy Father's appeal as a reminder to the government to respect human rights. He pointed out that we must not use violence to harass the population, but must remember that violence must serve peace."
"The warlords act as if they do not know that a single moment is enough to destroy; but that often a whole lifetime is not enough to rebuild."
Pope Leo XIV's inaugural visit to Africa was designed to convey a message of peace and encourage interfaith dialogue. In Cameroon, he celebrated Mass and addressed governance issues, urging respect for human rights. Political scientist Franck Fokou noted the pope's reminder to the government about the importance of peace over violence. The pope's strong words against warring parties received applause, emphasizing the destructive nature of conflict. His visit coincided with a temporary ceasefire declared by separatists, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
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