The Vatican has announced the official scheduling of a special prayer meeting for peace with Pope Francis, Israeli President Shimon Peres, and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday, June 8.
The Pope extended the invitation for a prayer meeting during his recent visit to the region. The meeting will take place at the Vatican.
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