Pope Leo’s death penalty statement sparks debate — Liz Wheeler explains what 'inadmissible' really means

On October 10, marking World Day Against the Death Penalty, Pope Leo XIV ignited controversy when he posted the following on X: The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person.

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Pope Leo’s death penalty statement sparks debate — Liz Wheeler explains what 'inadmissible' really means

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Pope Leo’s death penalty statement sparks debate — Liz Wheeler explains what 'inadmissible' really means