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On the seventy-fifth anniversary of the nu-clear attacks on Japan, Pope Francis once again called “for prayer and commitment to a world completely free of nuclear weapons.”
“We continue even today to hear the cries of those who are no longer. They came from different places, had different names, and some spoke different languages. Yet all were united in the same fate, in a terrifying hour that left its mark forever not only on the history of this country, but on the face of humanity.”
Pope Francis
09 August 2020
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