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According to Pope Francis, the coronavirus epidemic requires even greater international cooperation.
In times exacerbated by the current ecological crisis and the coronavirus pandemic, we need fraternity more than ever, he said in a traditional Christmas message on Friday. Pope Francisco, praying for the end of the suffering of the world and for the unity of the peoples.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Catholic archbishop delivered his message in a so-called room of blessings behind the glass doors of the loggia instead of the central loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica, and the traditional Urbi et Orbi blessing (city and world) that the world could follow the video live. .
According to the MTI report, the Pope stressed, among other things, that vaccination against the Covid-19 disease caused by the new coronavirus should be available to everyone, especially the most vulnerable groups.
Renew the Son of God in political and government leaders in a spirit of international cooperation, with health care at the forefront so that everyone receives vaccines and treatment. Faced with a challenge that knows no borders, we cannot build walls. We all row in the same boat
said the Pope, who prayed for those affected by the coronavirus pandemic, including women suffering domestic violence due to the quarantine.
Pope Francis commemorated the victims of the wars and those living in the areas affected by the crisis, and called for peace and a ceasefire in many countries of the world, including Syria, Libya, Yemen, Nagorno-Karabakh, South Sudan. , Nigeria and Iraq, and Palsa.
The Pope also spoke about the difficulties of family encounters amid the epidemic. “My thinking right now is shifting to the families, to those who can’t get together now because they have to stay at home,” he said.
May Christmas be an opportunity for all to rediscover the family as the cradle of life and of faith, source of inclusive love, dialogue, forgiveness, fraternal solidarity and shared joy, the peace of all humanity.
he said before wishing everyone a Merry Christmas.
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