Pope Leo XIV Sympathizes with Families Threatened by Extortion: "It Hurts Me to Think of Those Who Live in Fear"
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The Pope said goodbye to Chiclayo with a visit to Zaña, an area without drinking water located among desert esplanades transformed into garbage dumps. In the last message to his diocese, he recalled the lessons he received from his people during the almost nine years he spent with them and begged them “that they never get used to the suffering of others”. Zaña, former capital of Peru, guarded the ruins of the first convent of South America, spir…
The visit program in his second home Peru is not only a cause for joy for Leo XIV. At a prayer meeting at a pilgrimage site, the Pope also denounced abuses such as crime and wounds of the colonial era.
The pontiff's visit to one of the regions most marked by administrative corruption and economic inequalities: "It pains me to think of those who live in fear"
In Zaña, León XIV expressed concern for families who were victims of extortion and crime and asked not to normalize the suffering of others.
Pope Leo XIV sympathizes from Zaña with families threatened by extortion and crime Source: RPP Pope Leo XIV, from Zaña, spoke about the problems of insecurity that affects the Peruvian population and said it hurts him to think about those who live in fear."The life of Santo Toribio (from Mogrovejo) invites us to look also at the needs of our time. I know that many families in this land suffer from crime, extortion, insecurity. It hurts me to th…
From the Santo Toribio Sanctuary of Mogrovejo, in the Lambayeque region, Pope Le n XIV expressed his deep pain and surrounded with homes suffering the ravages of crime.
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