Pope Leo XIV condemned the recent massacre of at least 17 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), attributing it to the Allied Democratic Forces, a militant group linked to the Islamic State. This attack, which involved the brutal killing of patients in a church-run hospital in North Kivu, highlights a troubling trend of violence against Christians worldwide, particularly in regions like Nigeria and Bangladesh. Survivors described the incident as a terrorist attack, with the assailants looting and burning the facility. The pope’s call for global attention to Christian persecution emphasizes the need for action against such atrocities.
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