Pope asks at the Vigil to bring hope while blowing 'so many winds of death'

Pope Francis asked to be messengers of hope "while so many winds of death still blow upon us", in the homily he had prepared for the Holy Saturday Vigil and that in his absence, while continuing his convalescence due to his respiratory infection, he was read by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re in the Basilica of St.Peter.Francis, who is still convalescent by the serious respiratory infection for which he had to be admitted 38 days at Gemelli Hospit…

Pope Francis appealed to be "builders of hope for the world" on Holy Saturday during the Easter Vigil Mass. Despite his absence due to convalescence, the Holy Father's voice rang out strongly in the Vatican, thanks to the reading of his words by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, who led Saturday's mass.

Pope Francis asked to be messengers of hope "while so many winds of death still blow upon us", in the homily he had prepared for the Vigil of the Holy Saturday and that in his absence, while continuing his convalescence for his respiratory infection, he was read by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re in the Basilica of St. Peter. The entry The Pope asks in the Vigil to bring hope while blowing "so many winds of death" was first published in Digital Pr…