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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

This illustration photo taken on June 3, 2025, in Los Angeles shows a YouTube account posting AI-generated deepfake audios of Pope Leo XIV in front of a TV screen. [2]

Pope Leo XIV waves from the main balcony of St. Peter’s basilica after delivering the Urbi et Orbi message and blessing to the city and the world as part of Christmas celebrations, at St Peter’s square in the Vatican on December 25, 2025. [3]

Without God there is no peace. The end of relativism and the Christianity of "values" by Bernardo Cervellera In his Message for World Day of Peace 2012, Benedict XVI places the foundations for a new "earthly city" and a new social pact. [4]

Pope: peace through respect for the truth and rejection of relativism Vatican City (AsiaNews) - Peace passes through the recognition and respect for the truth inscribed by God in the heart of every person and thus is a "precondition" for peace is the... [5]

Pope: Earning our daily bread, above all our faith in Christ, the “true bread of life" Castel Gandolfo (AsiaNews) - "In days full of trials and tribulations, but also those of rest and relaxation, the Lord invites us not forget that while we worry ab... [6]

Pope: only by "raising our eyes to God” can we educate young people to justice and peace Benedict XVI's message for peace World Day for Peace highlights the need to offer young people, who must also be heard, an integral human formation. [7]

Thailand’s 300,000 Roman Catholics prayed today for the repose of the soul of former pope Benedict XVI who died at age 95 on new year’s eve at his Vatican monastery retreat. [8]

Pope tells UN and governments that the world needs to switch on its courage to build peace Vatican City (AsiaNews) During mass on World Peace Dayalso Solemnity of Mary, Mother of GodPope Benedict XVI said that in a world dominated by terrorism, nihil... [9]

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