Pope Leo stresses message of peace and unity despite another Trump attack

R ReutersSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-04-15 · 15:15 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min

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Pope Leo emphasized the need for global peace and unity during his flight from Algeria to Cameroon on Wednesday, the second leg of his 10-day Africa tour. His message comes after a second social media attack this week from U.S. President Donald Trump. The Pope, the first U.S. pontiff, stressed the importance of respecting all people and fostering dialogue between different communities. He highlighted his recent visit to Algeria, a predominantly Muslim country where the Catholic Church is a minority, as an example of peaceful coexistence despite differing beliefs and practices. Pope Leo's tour aims to promote understanding and collaboration across diverse cultures and religions.

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Pope Leo's travels showed the importance of pursuing dialogue between different communities.

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Pope Leo urged respect for all people.

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President Trump attacked Pope Leo on social media for a second time this week.

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Pope Leo said the world needs a message of peace and coexistence.

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Pope Leo has said the world needs to hear a message of peace and coexistence, after US President Donald Trump attacked him for a second time this week on social media.Speaking on Wednesday during his flight from Algeria to Cameroon for the second leg of a whirlwind 10-day ‌Africa tour, the first US pontiff urged respect for all people and said his travels so far had shown the importance of pursuing dialogue between different communities.“Although we have different beliefs, we have different ways of worshipping, we have different ways of living, we can live together in peace,” said Leo, referring to his two days in mostly Muslim Algeria, where the Catholic Church is a small minority.

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