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Pope Leo Urges Release of Haiti Hostages and Aid for Nepal After Deadly Floods

Pope Leo calls for Haiti hostages’ release and aid for Nepal after deadly floods devastate communities and leave families grieving.

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Pope Leo Urges Release of Haiti Hostages and Aid for Nepal After Deadly Floods

Pope Leo has called for the release of hostages in Haiti and expressed solidarity with Nepal after deadly floods caused widespread destruction. Speaking during remarks to the faithful, the pontiff urged authorities and involved parties to prioritize the safety of those being held. He also appealed for swift humanitarian assistance for flood victims, emphasizing the need to support displaced families and affected communities. His message highlighted two unfolding crises and called for compassion, cooperation, and practical help for people facing profound loss.

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