Pope Francis returns to San Pedro: “There is no possible peace without real disarmament.”
“Dear brothers and sisters, happy Easter.” I received applause through the present believers In Plaza de San Pedroand Pope Francis He looked at Loggia Delle Benedizioni about “Urbi Et Orbi”, the blessing of the city and the world, on Sunday from the Resurrection.
About 35,000 believers present in Plaza de San Pedro Easter blockThis year celebrated On the same day for Catholics and Orthodox Thanks to the coincidence of the Gregorian calendars and Julian, Lergujoalo allowed the master of Monsignor Ravili to read his Pashka message that precedes the blessing of Europe and others.
“How much is the price? Contempt sometimes feels the weakestMarginalized, immigrants. On this day, I would like to return to hope and confidence in others, even in those who do not come close to us or who come from distant lands with customs, ways of life, ideas, and customs different from those most familiar with us, because we are all sons of God! The Pope said.
Pope Francis: “There is no possible peace without real disarmament.”
Subordinate Gaza Strip To Ukraine, from Myanmar to Azerbaijan, which passes through the western Balkans, Pope Francis directed an analysis of all conflicts in the world, and threw sharp messages:
“I invite all those who bear in the world political responsibilities for that They do not give up the logic of fear that closesBut they use available resources to help those in need, combat hunger and enhance initiatives that prefer development. “
The Pope once again wrote: “There is no possible peace without real disarmament! In the jubilee, Bergolio stressed that “Easter is also Suitable for the editing of warm prisoners And political prisoners! ”
Pope Francis: The dramatic and human humanitarian situation in Gaza
The Pope thought, “He goes to the population and in a special way for the Christian society in Gaza, where the terrible conflict continues to generate death and destruction and Catured a dramatic and non -communicable humanitarian positionIn the midst of Bergoglio, an invitation to the warring parts: They stop the fire, shoot hostages and help the population, which is hungry and aspires to the future of peace! “
Cardinal Kumasteri reads the sermon of Francisco: Thanks to the Pope to call for the revival of faith
Easter talks about Christ, who is still alive among us: This is the message of Pope Francis in his sermon on the Easter bloc that the Cardinal Angelo Komaster has read. “Christ has risen, he is alive! It was not a prisoner of deathHe is no longer wrapped in Mortage, and therefore, he cannot be closed in a beautiful story to tell him, as he cannot make him a hero in the past – reading in the text of Bergolio’s sermon – or thinking about it as is the case in a statue in the museum’s room! “.
On the contrary, we must look for it, and for this we cannot stay silent. We must move, looking for it: Look for that in life, search for that on the face of our brothers and sisters, and search for it in our daily life, and search for it everywhere except in this grave. Always search for it, “End
The Pope confirmed this Christ rises. “He lives among usIt is also hidden and is revealed today in the sisters and brotherhood that we find along the way, in the most unknown and unexpected situations in our lives. He is alive and always remains with us, and the tears of those who suffer and multiply the beauty of life in the gestures of the love of each of us. ”
After reading the sermon of the Pope, the Cardinal Angelo Komasteri Francisco thanked “this strong invitation to Wake our faith in Jesus This is alive and always present in us. Thank you Pope Francis and the Happy Easter. “
Matarella message to the Pope
In the letter that was sent to Pope Francis, the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, said that he “is pleased to send him, in the name of the Italian Republic and in a mine, my most honest desire for good and sacred Easter.” “this year All Christian churches on the same date will celebrate the most important party in the liturgical year. This coincidence, strongly, urges the search for dialogue and loneliness. “
