Pope Francis has released this intense video-message campaign from Caritas to overcome indifference and do something concrete for peace in Syria.<\/p>\n
POPE FRANCIS
\n'It is a situation of unspeakable suffering, where victims are forced to survive while being bombarded by bombs or looking for escape routes to other countries or areas of Syria, the less war-torn Syrian people: leave their homes, leave everything behind... I also think about the Christian communities, which I give my full support, because of the discrimination they endure.\u00e2?\u009d<\/p>\n
In his message, the Pope recalled that 'there is no military solution for Syria, only a political one\u00e2?\u009d and claims that there are countries that call for peace but at the same time give weapons to those in combat.<\/p>\n
But Pope Francis aimed his message primarily to ordinary citizens, who do not work for any institution.<\/p>\n
POPE FRANCIS
\n'Works of peace then follow prayer. I invite you to call on those who are involved in peace negotiations to take these agreements seriously and to make every effort to facilitate access to humanitarian aid.\u00e2?\u009d<\/p>\n
Caritas confirms that they have served 1.3 million people during this civil war, making Syria the largest humanitarian relief operation Caritas has ever worked on.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The campaign includes an up-to-date website, with proposals on building peace as well as a format on how to write to world leaders and prayer vigils.<\/p>\n
The web page also includes a commissioned piece by Tammam Azzam, a Syrian artist that evokes the human drama of the tragedy; the history of families broken by war, and testimonies such as 'a Syrian mother in Turkey\u00e2?\u009d or '365 days with the Isis.\u00e2?\u009d<\/p>\n
And, as the Pope says, to overcome the tragedy we must be able to name each of these of thousands of victims of the unjust war.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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