Thank you, Pope Francis, for trusting women.

Ariana Bernia Paulini – Vatican City

The General President of the World Catholic Women’s Organizations -ImoFC -Monica Santamarina, the scientist “with deep pain, but also with a heart full of gratitude” in order to present a sample of love and get to know Pontef Francis through a statement.

“Since the beginning of Pontfurt, as Catholic women in the world, we were walking with someone who listened to us, understood, and also, the full participation of women, according to” Hadayana. “

A comprehensive church, to leave

The active participation of all Christians in the church was one of the desires of the Pope, who urged the world tirelessly to turn into a comprehensive, comprehensive and departure church; Therefore, UMOFC explained that Francisco “made us understand that external reforms are not sufficient, but this real conversion is pastoral, spiritual and promising.”

In his plan to achieve a church, everyone can be involved and feel responsibility, the late bishop of Rome involved in decision -making -decision -making spaces for women and people who society has left on the parties; Thus, UMOFC received an inspiration for the International Observatory of Women, an object that the Holy Father told it “will give them evidence to determine the needs and thus be” Samarians “, travel comrades, who bring hope and serenity to the hearts.”

From this, the organization provides, from the Observatory, its support for women victims of domestic violence in Africa and migrants in Latin America, and actions that were constructed as an answer to Pope Francis’s invitation to help already achieve “others help reduce many physical and spiritual needs of humanity.”

Trust and recognition

Likewise, the General UMOFC president highlighted the role of the Holy Father Francisco in recognizing the capabilities of women, as well as in the motive that he provided in the church.

Pope Francis will not be forgotten for the gender of the female, but through his inspiration, teachings and lessons, more than eight million women around the five continents will honor his memory by working “in favor of a genetic church and a beginner candidate where we all walk together; a female church that has been identified through its tenderness, monitoring and mercy.”