A delegation of Members of the European Parliament from the European Conservatives and Reformists Group (ECR), led by Adrian Axinia, was received at the Apostolic Palace in Rome by Pope Leo XIV. During the meeting, the prospects for a United Europe were discussed, emphasizing the importance of Christianity as a binding force in the context of current challenges. Axinia expressed the emotion of the meeting, highlighting the need for a Great Reconciliation and the active role of the Church in society. Pope Leo XIV noted the connection between Christianity and European history, underscoring the fundamental ethical principles that protect human dignity. He encouraged dialogue between reason and faith, considering it essential for addressing contemporary issues such as poverty and the climate crisis. The Pope concluded by urging the MEPs to engage positively in this dialogue for the good of Europe and all of humanity.
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