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Input: Pope Francis has declared in a sermon that Christmas this year will be a “charade” because “the whole world is at war”. 
  
  
  
 The pontiff’s speech at the Vatican came after terrorist attacks in France claimed the lives of 129 people; a Russian plane was bombed and dozens of people were killed in a double suicide attack in Lebanon. 
  
 Speaking during Mass at the Casa Santa Maria, he said: “We are close to Christmas. There will be lights, there will be parties, bright trees, even Nativity scenes - all decked out - while the world continues to wage war. 
  
 “It’s all a charade. The world has not understood the way of peace. The whole world is at war. 
  
 “A war can be justified, so to speak, with many, many reasons, but when all the world as it is today, at war, piecemeal though that war may be - a little here, a little there - there is no justification.” 
  
 The sermon cast a serious note on the beginning of the festive season at the Vatican where a giant Christmas tree was unveiled - set to be decorated by December 8 - the start of the the Vatican’s Holy Year. 
  
 Pope Francis also spoke of the “innocent victims” of war and also condemned arms dealers for their role in world conflicts. 
  
 “What shall remain in the wake of this war, in the midst of which we are living now?” he asked. “What shall remain? Ruins, thousands of children without education, so many innocent victims, and lots of money in the pockets of arms dealers. 
  
 "We should ask for the grace to weep for this world, which does not recognise the path to peace,” he said. To weep for those who live for war and have the cynicism to deny it,” he added. “God weeps, Jesus weeps”. ||||| Christmas festivities will seem empty in a world which has chosen "war and hate", Pope Francis said Thursday. 
  
 "Christmas is approaching: there will be lights, parties, Christmas trees and nativity scenes ... it's all a charade . The world continues to go to war. The world has not chosen a peaceful path," he said in a sermon. 
  
 "There are wars today everywhere, and hate," he said after the worst terror attack in French history, the bombing of a Russian airliner, a double suicide bombing in Lebanon, and a series of other deadly strikes. 
  
 "We should ask for the grace to weep for this world , which does not recognise the path to peace. To weep for those who live for war and have the cynicism to deny it," the Argentine pontiff said, adding: "God weeps, Jesus weeps". 
  
 He continued: "Those who make war are damned, they're delinquents. War can be 'justified' for many reasons. But when the whole world is at war , as it is today ... there is no justification." 
  
 The sermon threw a shadow over the start of the festive season at the Vatican, where a giant Christmas tree was unveiled. 
  
 Photo: AFP 
  
 The 25-metre (82-foot) high pine hails from former pope Benedict XVI's homeland, the German state of Bavaria. 
  
 The tree, which will be decorated in time for the start of the Vatican's Holy Year on December 8, will be festooned with ornaments made by children from cancer wards in hospitals across Italy. 
  
 This year's nativity scene will be made up of 24 life-size figures, sculpted from wood and hand-painted. 
  
 In a nod to Pope Francis's humble style, alongside the figures from the story of Jesus's birth will be sculptures of ordinary people, including a man supporting an elderly person in need. |||||
Output:
Christmas is approaching and it's time for weeping, according to Pope Francis, who has been paying far too much attention to world events to be in a festive mood. During a Mass last week, the pontiff described this year's holiday season as a "charade" taking place in a world full of conflict and hate, reports Yahoo News. "There will be lights, there will be parties, bright trees, even Nativity scenes—all decked out—while the world continues to wage war," he said. "It's all a charade. The world has not understood the way of peace. The whole world is at war." "Those who make war are damned, they're delinquents," Francis continued, per the Telegraph, expressing his concern for the innocent victims of conflicts all over the world. "We should ask for the grace to weep for this world, which does not recognize the path to peace. To weep for those who live for war and have the cynicism to deny it. God weeps, Jesus weeps." (Earlier this year, Francis suggested that those who make weapons have no right to call themselves Christians.)