Lebanon’s religious leaders unite for peace prayers
Lebanon’s Mufti and Maronite Patriarch have urged Muslims and Christians to pray for peace during upcoming religious services.
Following a meeting at the Maronite Patriarchate, Patriarch Bechara Boutros al-Rahi emphasized the significance of prayer in ending conflicts.
The gathering, attended by leaders from various faiths and political figures, aimed to promote unity amidst regional tensions.
While Shia representatives were absent, leaders affirmed solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza and southern Lebanon.
Mufti Abdul Latif Derian announced plans to dedicate Friday’s sermon to supporting the oppressed in these areas.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin highlighted Lebanon’s coexistence model and urged cooperation to address political challenges.
The initiative seeks to harness religious influence for peace amid escalating regional concerns.
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