Palm Sunday Message Sermon

Palm Sunday, Pope Leo XIV

Pope Leo XIV rejects claims that God justifies war in Palm Sunday Mass message

Pope Leo XIV on Sunday rejected claims that God justifies war and prayed especially for Christians in the Middle East during a Palm Sunday Mass before tens of thousands of people in St. Peter’s Square...

National Catholic Reporter · 7d

Full text: Pope Leo XIV's first Palm Sunday homily

Opinion

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Pope Leo celebrated a God of peace, not war. Trump should listen to him.

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At Easter vigil, Pope Leo urges world not to grow numb to war

Vatican City: Pope Leo led the world’s Catholics into Easter at a Saturday night (Rome time) vigil Mass in St Peter’s Basilica and urged people not to feel numbed by the scope of the conflicts raging ...

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Pope Leo, Archbishop Hicks give first Easter messages

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In first Easter blessing as pontiff, Pope Leo XIV urges those who can unleash wars to 'choose peace'

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Pope urges world leaders to ‘abandon desire for conflict’ in Easter message

With the US-Israeli war on Iran now in its second month and Russia’s offensive continuing in Ukraine, the pontiff reflected on what he called a growing indifference to hatred and violence.

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Pope Leo Calls for Peace and Warns of a World Indifferent to Violence

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Pope Leo beseeches warring nations to lay down arms in Easter address

Wisconsin Examiner

In a sermon on foot directed at Donald Trump, hundreds join Palm Sunday Path at state Capitol

The procession was organized in resistance to authoritarianism that organizers say President Donald Trump has embraced in the White House.

7don MSN

Pope Leo issues strong rebuke on ‘atrocious’ Iran war in Palm Sunday message: ‘Hands are full of blood’

VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo said on ‌Sunday that God rejects the prayers of leaders who start wars and have “hands full of blood”, in unusually forceful remarks as the Iran war entered its second month. Addressing tens of thousands in St.

Catholic Courier

Scripture Reflection for March 29, 2026: Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion

Deacon Greg Kandra provides a reflection on the readings and Gospel for Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion, March 29, 2026.