
In World Peace Day Message, Pope Francis Asks, ‘What Did We Learn From the Pandemic?’
The World Day of Peace — instituted by St. Paul VI in 1968 — is celebrated each year on Jan. 1, the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God.
The World Day of Peace — instituted by St. Paul VI in 1968 — is celebrated each year on Jan. 1, the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God.
In the text, Pope Francis outlined three “paths for building a lasting peace”: promoting dialogue between generations, investing in education, and improving labor conditions.
Pope Francis wrote that he envisioned this culture of care as a way to combat the “culture of indifference, waste, and confrontation so prevalent in our time.”
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