Martyrs’ Square became the symbolic backdrop for interfaith solidarity amid the country’s political paralysis.
Martyrs’ Square became the symbolic backdrop for interfaith solidarity amid the country’s political paralysis.
By Caolán Magee
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Pope Leo has called for “coexistence” during the second day of his visit to Lebanon, gathering clerics from across the religious spectrum on both sides of a former civil war dividing line, and appealing for unity in a region fractured by violence.
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