“The Virgin took in her heart,” Sister Anna tells the sincerity of her cousin Francisco

Elena Dini – Vatican City

Sister Anna Rosa Sevori is the daughter of Maria Oxyliodor, and she is promising in Thailand for sixty years. On April 26, among the 250,000 people who attended Plaza de San Pedro to give the last farewell to Pope Francis, his cousin. “My mother and his father were my cousins, so we are my second cousins. Our families were very close. My father was suffering from a special emotion and he always said that he would become potatoes.” I take this opportunity to ask him whether he knows where Pope Francis’s sincerity comes to the icon of Maria Salos Bubuli Romanian, to the extent that we have seen a central in his faith in recent years. Marian’s dedication was already a clearly rooted feature in the life of the young Jorge Mario Bergolio.

Francisco Marian’s sincerity

“Marian’s sincerity comes from the family. The father was a migrant and left Italy. The grandmother remained Rosa at home with them and it was the one who put grandchildren in the heart of love and dedication in the Virgin. He was sick. He asked the Virgin anything and asked people to pray to Mary, because Maria will work and help. The Virgin was taken into the heart. “Even his last trip to Santa Maria, not the mayor, who welcomed him.

Always close to everyone

Francisco’s relationships are certainly noticed in these years of Pontifat: an extraordinary ability to take people into consideration and in the heart and presentation. “He had no bad mood like young people today. He always tried to help others, and he was from anyone else. He was always close to those who suffered and sympathized with the poor, those who suffered, patients. He wanted to approach everyone, to everyone,” he remembers the nun that talks about the years before.

The Apostolic Journey to Thailand

In November 2019, Pope Francis made a romantic trip to Thailand. On that occasion, he asked Nuncio the Apostle to be his cousin beside him: “I don’t know why he wants to be close to him. Maybe he was a nation in another, in another language, he was comfortable to close it.” In Thailand, a Buddhist majority with a small Catholic community of about 400,000 people, equivalent to 0.5 % of the population, the daughters of Maria Oxylideura, a group to which Father Anna Rosa Sevori, is directed to six schools. The smallest has 1500 students, the largest of more than 3000. The missionary “Parents” want to give their daughters a good education and for this reason they choose Catholic schools even if they are Buddhists.

Modern affection link

Continued communication between the Pope and his cousin constantly: “Every time he wrote, he answered me, I often sent me a book package in English for the priests and religious. Once, when I was sick, called me.

It will make more than heaven

The news of the death of Pope Francis reached the wall of Anna Rosa on Monday afternoon, April 21, and it was a shock to her: He saw him improving on the morning of Easter and did not expect, like anyone else, his death the next day. His arrival in Rome on April 23, he spent with him all day 25: “From nine o’clock until five o’clock until afternoon, I was sitting next to him, praying, speaking, and crying. This is what he wants, this is what he did and this is what we ask now. He concludes, “I think he will do more than heaven more than he can do on Earth. “