Pope Francis condemns chemical weapons in Syria

Pope condemns Syria attack as unjustifiable use of 'instruments of ...

Pope Francis on Sunday deplored the gas attack reported in Syria as an unjustifiable use of “instruments of extermination”. At the end of a ...

Pontiff condemns the use of chemical weapons in Syria - Pulse Ghana

Pope Francis on Sunday condemned the use of chemical weapons in Syria after a suspected attack in an opposition holdout in Eastern Ghouta ...

Trump condemns Syria for 'chemical attack' on Douma - BBC

Outrage at the alleged use of chemical weapons has been widespread with Pope Francis saying, "Nothing, nothing can justify the use of such ...

“Horrified”: Pope Francis makes appeal for Syria following chemical ...

“We have seen and are horrified by the the latest events in Syria”VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis today launched a new appeal for the people of ...

Pope horrified by 'unacceptable massacre' in Syria | The Catholic Sun

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Pope Francis strongly condemned a shocking chemical attack in Syria that left some 70 people, including at least 10 ...

As war looms in Syria, Francis calls for peace - Catholic World Report

Washington D.C., Apr 12, 2018 / 12:43 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- As President Trump considers airstrikes in Syria in response to a chemical attack that killed ...

Pope "horrified" by Syria chemical weapons attack

VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis said on Wednesday he was horrified by the suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria, calling it an "unacceptable ...

Pope 'horrified' by Syria attack | SBS News

Pope Francis has condemned the suspected Syrian chemical attacks as an "unacceptable massacre" of innocent civilians.

Russia insists 'no evidence' for chemical attack claims - Vatican News

Pope Francis on Sunday decried the ongoing violence in Syria saying ... Syria has repeatedly denied using chemical weapons. Washington ...

Pope 'horrified' by Syria chemical weapons attack | - The Eagle Online

Pope Francis said on Wednesday he was horrified by the suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria, calling it an “unacceptable massacre” of ...

Pope Francis calls Syria attack an 'unacceptable massacre'

Pope Francis on Wednesday condemned a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria that left more than 70 dead in a rebel-held town as an “unacceptable massacre”.

Pope calls for World Day of Prayer for Syria - Harare - The Herald

“I condemn with particular force the use of chemical weapons. I still have in my mind and heart the terrible images of the past days,” he ...

As US mulls Syria airstrikes, Francis calls for peace

The pope condemned the recent chemical attack during Mass April 8 in St. Peter's Square, saying that "nothing can justify" the use of ...

Special Report: War in Syria - Diocese of Lansing

Saturday is, as the pope observed in his Angelus message this past Sunday, the vigil of the birth of Mary, Queen of Peace. Pope Francis condemned both the use ...

The Pope condemned the use of chemical weapons in Syria - Vijesti

The head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis, condemned today the use of chemical weapons in Syria and the death of several dozen people ...

Pope condemns alleged chemical attack in Syria - Guardian TV

Pope Francis condemned an alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination".

Pope condemns Syria attack as unjustifiable use of ... - Reuters

Pope Francis on Sunday deplored the gas attack reported in Syria as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination".

Pope Francis Tweets For Peace In Syria With Hashtag #Prayforpeace

"With utmost firmness, I condemn the use of chemical weapons. I tell you that those terrible images from recent days are burned into my mind and ...

Pope Francis 'horrified' by Syria chemical weapons attack - Panorama

Pope Francis strongly condemned a shocking chemical attack in Syria that left some 70 people, including at least 10 children, dead.

Pope condemns use of chemical weapons in Syria - ITV News

Pope Francis has condemned the use of chemical weapons in Syria "with utmost firmness". The Pope wrote on Twitter: Pope Francis · @Pontifex ...