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EU justice chief condemns threats against pope

The European Union’s justice chief Franco Frattini today condemned threats made against Pope Benedict XVI and called on European governments to rally around the pontiff’s message.

EU justice chief condemns threats against pope

Thu, 21 Sep, 2006 - 13:37

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The European Union’s justice chief Franco Frattini today condemned threats made against Pope Benedict XVI and called on European governments to rally around the pontiff’s message.

“Europe should stand united in defending the message of tolerance of Pope Ratzinger,” Frattini said at EU justice and interior ministers talks.

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