Pope Francis is set to hold a mass on Sunday, to round off his five-day visit to Poland. <br /><br /> On Saturday, he condemned what he describes as a “devastating wave of terrorism” and war that’s hit the world.<br /><br /> The pontiff, who ends a five-day trip to Poland today, addressed a crowd of young people gathered at World Youth Day – an international Catholic, youth jamboree. <br /><br /> “We can not overcome hatred with more hatred, violence with more violence and terror with more terror,” said Francis.<br /><br /> “Our only answer to this world at war has a name: it’s called fraternity.”<br /><br /> Francis said last week that the killing of an elderly priest in France and other attacks were proof that the world is at war – but that it was not caused by religion.<br /><br /> The Pope rounded off Saturday with a night vigil.<br /><br /> A personable Pope who is happy to pose for selfies at World Youth Day celebrations in Krakow, Poland. #WYD2016 pic.twitter.com/kHWgxr7plM— Maria Rodrigues (@WomaninLondon) 30 July 2016<br />
