In a Beirut square once synonymous with Lebanonβs sectarian divide, Pope Leo XIV brought together Christian and Muslim leaders on Monday, calling on them to work for peace in their divided nation.
Lebanon, whose political system has long been based on religious balance, suffered through years of sectarian conflict, and faith leaders at Monday's interreligious meeting emphasized the importance of unity and coexistence.
Speaking from Martyrs' Square, which served as a demarcation div
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