Pope speaks out against Christian arrests in Lebanon

Pope John Paul II has spoken against the mass arrests of Christian anti-Syrian activists in Lebanon.

Sun, 19 Aug, 2001 - 14:17

Pope John Paul II has spoken against the mass arrests of Christian anti-Syrian activists in Lebanon.

He has called for a strengthening of democracy and plurality in the country.

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