The Pope is anxious to the people affected by war and the earthquake

Renato Martinez – Vatican City

In the second part of Angelus text prepared by Pope Francis On March 30, on the fourth Sunday of the Great fasting, the ink invites you to continue praying for peace, especially in the countries of the conflict, and its proximity to the population affected by the earthquake in Southeast Asia appears.

“Trust with the mercy of God the Father, we are still praying for peace: in the tormented Ukraine, in Palestine, in Israel, in Lebanon, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in Myanmar, which also suffers from the earthquake.”

Reducing the suffering of the beloved people in southern Sudan

Likewise, the Holy Father appealed to the leaders of South Sudan, so that they could overcome the differences, sit at the dialogue table and build the future of peace.

“I have renewed my sincere invitation to all leaders to do everything possible to reduce tension in the country. It is necessary to set aside the differences, courage and responsibility, sit around a table and start a constructive dialogue. In this way only it will be possible to alleviate the suffering of the beloved people in South Sudan and build a future of peace and stability.”

He faced the terrible humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan

In the text prepared for Sunday, the ink also directs its interest in Sudan, as the war continues to ship innocent victims and calls on the international community to double its efforts to confront this terrible humanitarian catastrophe.

“I urge the parties to the struggle to develop the protection of the lives of their civilian brothers first; and I hope new negotiations will start as soon as possible to ensure a permanent solution to the crisis. The international community must double their efforts to confront this terrible humanitarian catastrophe.”

Mary, the mother of mercy helps the human family

Before the human family, to protect Mary, the mother of mercy, Pope Francis pointed to a positive fact as the approval of the agreement to demarcate the borders between Taikistan and Kyrgyzstan.

“Praise be to God, there are also positive facts: I quote, for example, to ratify the agreement to demarcate the border between Tayeki and Kirguanan, which is an excellent diplomatic result. I encourage both countries to follow this path.”