Cardinal alms arrived in Eastern Europe with the four ambulances that the Pope donated and handed over to the places that were intended. This morning, in Zabia, he distributed food aid with Franciscan Albertinus who make bread during the week to donate to the residents.
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It is a human being suffering, perhaps exhausted for three years of war, which Cardinal Conrad Kragoski found the Pope, at his tenth mission in Ukraine. In Zaporea, where three ambulances donated by Francisco during the arrival of the fourth to Genkov, a thousand people from 5 in the morning expect the distribution of food aid obtained thanks to the donations received by the Apostolic Chads.
People are hungry
In the box in front of the father of Conferial de Dios Missiricordiu, many people, especially women, arrived with a plastic bag in their hands to fill the food. The row was asked, no one is paying because he knows that he will not return to the house empty. Cardinal Karajevsky also works hard, like volunteers, who always occupy it by distributing their power to support this group of the population that was proven by the war. Many people say, thank you, shake their hands or gesture. They received bread, meat cans and soup. Besides alms, there are also a third -class brothers from San Francisco Servis of the Post Who, as the Vatican Cardinal Cardinal explained, “Distributing some food three or four times a week, but this means that people are hungry, there is poverty in this field of war.”
People lined up to receive food help
New oven
The monks received help from the Pope to carry out his mission, prepare bread during the week and then distribute it. “I went to the bakery where they are working,” adds Kajewski. “They have an oven of about 15 years, and therefore they must change it. I promised them that the Pope will be interested in this and that he could continue to bread safely.”
Distribution aid in Zaporizhzia
Delivery of ambulances
The ambulances donated by the Pope were announced yesterday, through a statement of DICAs for charitable service, and reached their destination four days after travel. In addition to the Cardinal, three other drivers from Ukraine, including Monsignor Jean Soblu, the assistant bishop of the Latin diocese in Yarkov Zaburizah, Father Thomasz Nadbirini, a priest before the war from the diocese of Garrov-Zaborzahia. “Praise be to God, we arrived after 3300 km. We did not have more difficulties, except for those who suffer from snow; we had to go slower because the road was frozen.” After handing over the media, Cardinal expressed his intention to be close to those who suffer, visit some structures, donate what is necessary, and thus carries the consolation of the Pope to “tormented Ukraine”.
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