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Once again, cardinals uncertain ahead of consistory

Pope Leo XIV opens a meeting of world cardinals with a strong condemnation of war, amid ongoing uncertainty regarding the consistory's structure.

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The brief

Pope Leo XIV has convened the second consistory, opening the event with a Mass where he stated that war is "never blessed by God." The gathering is occurring alongside a move by the Pope to clarify the conditions under which wars are justified. Coverage from AP News and Vatican News focuses on the Pope's declarations regarding war.

Meanwhile, the National Catholic Register and The Pillar highlight uncertainty among cardinals and continued concerns regarding the "synodal" structure of the proceedings. Future developments center on the Pope's clarifications on justified warfare and how those answers may be received, specifically by Donald Trump according to politico.eu.

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What did Pope Leo XIV say about war?

He stated during the consistory opening Mass that war is "never blessed by God."

Why is there uncertainty among the cardinals?

According to the National Catholic Register and The Pillar, there are continued concerns regarding the "synodal" structure of the consistory.

What is the purpose of the current meeting?

The Pope has convened the second consistory to meet with the world's cardinals and clarify when wars are justified.

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