Pope Francis reiterates complete opposition to the possession and use of nuclear weapons
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Pope Francis: ‘Use and possession of nuclear weapons inconceivable’
In talks on Wednesday with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Pope Francis says the use and possession of nuclear weapons is inconceivable.
Vatican News, By Linda Bordoni 4 May 22, In a meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister on Wednesday morning before the General Audience, Pope Francis reiterated his position of total opposition to the use and possession of nuclear armaments.
According to Holy See Press Office Director, Matteo Bruni, during their conversation that lasted about 25 minutes, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and the Pope talked about nuclear weapons and about how their use and possession is inconceivable.
Long-standing opposition to nuclear arms
It is not the first time that Pope Francis has expressed this view…………………….. https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2022-05/pope-japan-prime-minister-nuclear-weapons-inconceivable.html
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