Pope Francis, Pope of the Vatican, expressed the conviction that there is no doubt that we are in the midst of a third world war (WWIII)
On Monday morning at the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican, receiving members of the Federation of International Christian Voluntary Organizations (FOCSIV), on the fiftieth anniversary of its founding, the Pope spoke of three needs for today's world: volunteering, peace, and development.
According to the Vatican Radio, Pope Francis addressed his guests in a letter confirming at the outset that their union "provides a valuable service to the process of combating poverty and marginalization, defending human dignity.
He promotes human rights and the growth of local groups and institutions, all of which takes place in line with the teachings of the Gospel and the social doctrine of the Catholic Church."
He considered that "this message is very immediate in our time, when the third world war casts its shadow on the destinies of peoples and nations, with the terrible consequences that this has on people."
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