Pope Francis expressed deep sorrow and offered prayers for the victims of the Christmas Eve attack in Plateau State, Nigeria, where over 200 individuals were killed by armed militias.
During his Angelus message, the Pope extended condolences to the affected families, urging prayers for their consolation.
He also acknowledged other areas of conflict and suffering globally, including the victims of a tanker truck explosion in Liberia and those in conflict zones like Ukraine, Palestine, Israel, Sudan, and among the Rohingya.
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Pope Francis emphasized the need for self-reflection on the impact of armed conflicts, urging those involved to consider the human toll of their actions.
He concluded by highlighting the importance of family life and encouraging families to find solace in the knowledge that they are not alone in their difficulties.
