During a live broadcast from the library of the Apostolic Palace yesterday, the Pope said he did not want “this sorrow, this epidemic, to make us forget the poor Syrians who are suffering on the border of Greece and Turkey”.
Thousands of men, women and children have crowded the Turkish side of the Greek border after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan opened the border to refugees and migrants until the European Union meets his demand to add some $3.5 billion in funding for the refugees’ stay in Turkey, in addition to the approximately $6 billion Turkey has already received.
The Syrian refugees are “people who have suffered for years, fleeing war, hunger and sickness,” the Pope said. “Let us not forget our brothers and sisters, so many children suffering there.”
Brothers and sisters? Since when are Christians brothers and sisters with Muslim pagans? They are deniers of Christ, they are spitting on our crosses, tearing them down and they feel “offended” by them IN OUR OWN COUNTRIES! They have torched churches, stabbed priests and raped our women.
Far from the crowded and festive atmosphere of the general audiences in St Peter’s Square, the setting in the papal library was formal. The Pope was flanked by two aides sitting a metre away from him on either side; eight translators also were present to read summaries of his main talk in a variety of languages.
But the Pope still took time, as he often does during the audience, to remember the sick, especially those infected with the coronavirus.
“In this moment, I would like to greet the sick who are infected with the virus, those who suffer illness and the people who suffer uncertainty with their illness,” he said.
He also thanked the countless doctors, nurses and health care volunteers who “are close to the people who suffer,” as well as those who are close to the afflicted through prayer.
“I thank all the Christians, all the men and women of goodwill, who are praying in this moment,” the Pope said. “All who are united no matter their religious belief, thank you for this effort.”
The Pope continued his series of talks on the Eight Beatitudes by reflecting on the fourth beatitude, “Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied,” saying every human has a thirst for God.
Truly I tell this on to you, heed these words and heed them well: Pope Francis is the son of perdition. He is Caiaphas reborn and Jesus Christ does not approve of him as being the leader of Catholic Christians. According to the prophecy of Malachy, this man is the last pope, he is the devil and he proves it every time he opens his foul blasphemous mouth.
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Dude. Chill pill. “But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you,” – Jesus (Matthew 5:44) Pray for your enemies, God loves them JUST as much as he love you. Strange thought isn’t it?
The devil himself CEO of the richest longest lasting corporation in history worth 100’s of billions asking for money. Comedy….
Pope watches his churches burn & people dying and thinks oh well!
During world war 2 the Arch Bishop of Canterbury asked the British people to pray for a communist victory over Christian Germany. The Vatican needs another Pope Pius. Pope Francis will probably be the last Jewish Pope related to Satan.