Pope Benedict XVI appealed today for a suspension of fighting in Libya and the immediate start of a serious dialogue aimed at restoring peace to the North African country.
Speaking at his weekly blessing March 27, the pope said he was increasingly concerned at the news from Libya, where rebels supported by U.S. and European airstrikes have battled the forces of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
The pope offered a prayer for "the return of harmony in Libya" and throughout North Africa.
He also expressed concern about the entire region of the Middle East, where episodes of violence and civil unrest were taking place daily. In Syria, more than 50 people were reported killed in anti-government demonstrations in late March.
He said "How in zer hell can ve mount a new Crusade against zese infidels if zey are all primed up and armed for zer confrontations Ja? Ve prefer zat zey are having zere pants down. My Crusade is not planned until 2012 zo it is best if everone settles down OK"
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