In a world marching toward war, the Holy Father has stood alone among world leaders to demand peace — calling it immoral, calling it illegitimate, and asking every person of goodwill to act. He deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. Add your name.
“Enough of the idolatry of self and money. Enough of the display of power. Enough of war. True strength is shown in serving life.”— Pope Leo XIV, Address and Prayer for Peace, April 2026
Your signature will be included in the formal petition presented to the Norwegian Nobel Committee on June 1, 2026 — before the advisor review of the prize.
Since his election, Pope Leo XIV has been the most consistent and courageous voice for peace among world leaders. While governments escalated, he called for de-escalation. While leaders invoked military might, he invoked the Gospel.
The Nobel Peace Prize exists to honor those who have “done the most or best work for fraternity between nations” and “the abolition or reduction of standing armies.” Pope Leo XIV has done exactly that — at personal and institutional cost.
“To the leaders of nations we cry out: stop! It is time for peace! Sit at the table of dialogue and mediation — not at the table where rearmament is planned and deadly actions are decided.”— Pope Leo XIV
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