Krajewski: “The Pope called me to support the mission in Ukraine”

Benedita Capli – Vatikan Sidad

A joke from the Pope, which once again shows how in the recovery period, do not lose good humor. This is in a letter to the Konrad Kajewski media in the Vatican, who was in Ukraine for several days, where he traveled for the tenth time since the beginning of the war. The charity received a phone call from Francisco at the end of a crowded tomorrow in Zaporesvia, where he distributed food aid and delivered medications and ambulances donated by the Pope.

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“It was a surprise invitation to the Holy Father. I wanted to know how the mission in Ukraine was going. He told me to salute everyone and gave me his blessing. I answered that he was very cold and that he was in a good mood, and added:” You know how to shower. “

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After that, Cardinal stops in the obligations he was exposed to, and remembers the ranks of the poor who are waiting for 5 am the distribution of food that started after about four hours, indicating the great difficulties experienced by the locals. It was a very important meeting – he added – in the eyes of these people who saw hope and love, and despite the cold they were very grateful, they expected this disaster to end soon. “Then he met with local health leaders at Zaporizhzia, who received ambulances.” We took the Vatican paintings, they were astonished by their quality, and they left the places that were needed. “

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Krajewski also wants to highlight the major contribution received from different structures in the group of drugs for Ukraine. He explains: “The medications were mainly collected in Naples, where, in addition to the tradition of suspended coffee, there is also the drug that was suspended in a hundred pharmacy. A group of about two hundred thousand euros. They told us here that the medications are great help.” The drugs were also provided for free by the Vatican Pharmacy and Gemelli Polyclinic, which donated first aid drugs. From a small gesture, a large wave of generosity and solidarity was born for the famous Ukrainian people, who lived for three years of great suffering due to the war.