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Iran War, Pope and Rubio

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Jacksonville rabbi troubled by Pope Leo’s stance on Iran War | Opinion
Pope Leo has condemned the United States-Israeli war in Iran, calling it "senseless and inhuman violence."

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Marco Rubio meets Pope Leo amid tensions over Iran war
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Pope and Rubio commit to foster good relations after Trump spat over Iran war
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Latest on the Iran War: U.S. Fires on Tankers as Tehran Accuses Washington of ‘Reckless’ Attacks
Iran’s foreign minister on Friday accused the United States of “a reckless military adventure” and of undermining diplomatic efforts to end the war, a day after the U.S. military and Iran exchanged fi...

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Catholic bishops rally behind Pope Leo on Iran war, counter Vance's remarks

The statement said Catholic tradition holds that nations 'can only legitimately take up the sword' in self-defense after peace efforts have failed.
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America Magazine
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Cardinal McElroy: Why the Catholic Church can and should judge the morality of the Iran war

The exclusion of the church from any substantive role in evaluating the moral legitimacy of decisions to go to war is a pathway to amoral decisions on war, not moral ones.
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Pope Leo says Catholic Church agrees with Trump on key issue

Pope Leo XIV said the Catholic Church “for years has spoken out against all nuclear weapons, so there is no doubt there.”
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New York Magazine
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J.D. Vance and the Rise of the Catholic Right

Not Vice-President J.D. Vance, who may be the most prominent Catholic convert in the United States, but Marco Rubio, the secretary of State. Some perceive this as a snub to Vance, though Rubio’s presence on the mission has another logic: He is the nation’s top diplomat,
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