Pope Leo XIV urges peaceful nuclear energy use on Chernobyl anniversary
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Updated · Myanmar International TV · Apr 27
Pope Leo XIV urges peaceful nuclear energy use on Chernobyl anniversary
13 articles · Updated · Myanmar International TV · Apr 27
Marking the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, Pope Leo XIV spoke during the Regina Caeli prayer in Vatican City.
He warned of the risks posed by increasingly powerful technologies and called for atomic energy to serve life and peace through responsible decision-making.
The Pope also highlighted the dangers of exploiting natural resources and ongoing conflicts, urging reflection on actions that threaten humanity’s future and prospects for lasting peace.
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