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Posted by Mahmud
 - Apr 17, 2026, 10:28 AM
He caused fresh controversy after sharing an AI-generated image that appeared to show himself as Jesus Christ. The post quickly received backlash, even from many of his usual supporters, who found it inappropriate. Due to the strong reactions, he later deleted the image.

On Monday, he addressed the situation and made it clear that he plans to keep speaking out against war. In an interview with Reuters, he said he does not want to engage in arguments with critics, choosing instead to stay focused on his message.

While speaking aboard the papal flight to Algiers, where Pope Leo started a 10-day visit to four African countries, he explained his concerns. He said the message of the Gospel should not be misused or taken out of context in ways that do not promote peace.

He emphasized that his mission is to speak strongly against war and violence. According to him, there is a need to encourage peace, open dialogue, and better cooperation between countries to find fair and lasting solutions to global problems.

The pope also expressed deep concern about the current state of the world. He said too many innocent people are suffering and losing their lives, stressing that leaders and individuals must stand up and promote a better and more peaceful path.

He has repeatedly spoken against the ongoing conflict in Iran, describing it as bringing "absurd and inhuman violence." His message continues to focus on ending suffering and encouraging unity among nations.

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