Pope, in Monaco, warns against ‘idolatry of power’
IN HIS homily during a mass at the Louis II Stadium, Monaco, Pope Leo urged the congregation not to grow “accustomed to the clamour of weapons and images of war”. He also warned against idolatry: …
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