In the end, Pope’s message was most powerful indictment against inability of our world leaders to bring people together, and not pit one against another

ROME, ITALY - They all went. Old and young, men and women, people of all race, creed and colour, revolutionaries, reactionaries, conservatives, progressives, Communists, anti-Communists. Last Friday, St. Peter's Square was the United Nations of humanity. Royals, Presidents and Prime Ministers wer...

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