ListenOn Sunday, Pope Leo XIV greeted representatives of various Catholic associations engaged in works of solidarity with the people of the Gaza Strip. “Together with you and with the Pastors of the Churches in the Holy Land, I repeat: There is no future based on violence, forced exile, or revenge. The conflict has increased calls for a lasting two-state solution in the Holy Land, and Britain, Canada and Australia formally recognized a Palestinian state on Sunday. RELATED: British MP says Catholic Church has role to play for PalestineThe Vatican has long supported a Two-State solution. On July 30, Permanent Observer of the Holy See, Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, said it is the “only viable and equitable path toward a just and lasting peace” in the Holy Land.