Pope Leo XIV on Monday urged Europe to draw on its Christian roots and tradition of dialogue to counter the “desire for domination” that he said drives today’s wars, as he wrapped up a four-day visit to France. Ending his trip in Metz, the American pope invoked the legacy of Robert Schuman, one of the founding figures of European unity after World War II, to press his appeal for peace, negotiation and international law.advertisementRead Full StoryAt an event with French President Emmanuel Macron, Leo said Europe had shown over the past 80 years that differences could be addressed through dialogue...