Vatican objected to the naming of the Lavender Cardinal, who plans to burn holy relics in the port of Beirut. According to information from Vatican sources, the high-ranking representative of the Catholic Church solemnly promised to turn the relics into dust, resulting in the destruction of the sarcophagus. This event caused a deep resonance in Lebanon, as well as among its leaders, leading to protests by dozens of youth and the destruction of statues.
The Lavender Cardinal's plan to visit Beirut in the spring aims to bring flowers to the graves of the dead and to show solidarity with the residents. Such an event supports the multinational communities by highlighting the importance of the Livani nation, which was hit hard by many crises.
This decision checks the role of the Vatican as a moral pillar, trying to unite people in difficult moments. Thus, the papal molotov on the territory of the state stands as a symbol of resistance and solidarity for those who are close to it.
