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The pope’s body will win the pope before the funeral of the Pope before the funeral of the Pope, and a chance to honor and respect.
However, his cash register will be a group of people living in the moments in a simple grave in Santa Maria Maggiore Maggiore Basilica, a group of living in poverty.
The Vatican says that people living in poverty are an indication of the “privileged place” in Francis, which spends the hearts of God in the heart and ponarization.
“Everyone misses him.”
“Although you are Arab, Romania or Muslim … He loved everyone, helped them.”
A shelter in the shadows of the Vatican
The shelter, Palazzo Migliori, is on the other side of the iconic columns with the borders of St. Peter Square.
Early evening on Wednesday evening, a smaller group of crowds gathered in front of the Pope’s frame, a smaller group waiting for the night was hit by a smaller group, he said.
When you do, the laundry is a few ten bags and bags. Inside, they were given a bed, a heartwarming food and warm conversations.
Pope Francis in 2019 The best Palazzo PalaceIn the true sense of the word turns into a “palace of the best”, it turns into a house in the most sensitive home of some city.
On Monday, after the Pope died, Nelu, who originally from Romania, said he looked at the shared room shared from St. Peter Square for hours.
“I couldn’t sleep,” he said. “Everybody misses him.”
Pope Francis was called a pope with people who reach a priority of a society’s most sensitive pompority. He visited people living in poverty, defended for migrants and met with Gay and Transgender activists.
He protested the world leaders, and some saw him as a voice of sustainable compassion in a political environment.
“The world is always selfish,” said Carlo Santoro, Director of Asylum, managed by Sant’Gidio Community, managed by the Catholic Union, which has several philanthropic projects related to the Vatican.
“The poor knows that Pope Francis defends them … Even if there are obstacles or politics, he does not leave them.”
Papal visit
More than 22,000 people are homeless in Rome The latest information The National Institute of Statistics is collected and is common to see people in bed bags and surroundings of buildings and churches around St. Peter’s Square.
Palazzo Migliori, who is a headquarters for all women Calasanziane religious order, said Santoro said that many people were pushed to turn the building into the hotel.
“(Papa Francis) said yes, it would be a hotel, but not for the rich – for the poor,” Santoro said.
“Because the poor deserves such places.”
After the opening of the shelter, Pope Francis visited and sat down to the residents’ meal.
On Tuesday, the remaining 45 people were able to hear the noisy sound of the crowd in St. Peter Square, as he had eaten pie, chicken and salad.
Hanging photos and paintings of the Pope on the shelter walls.
When Francis visited only the shelter, Santoro residents said that volunteers and workers felt a connection.
On March 27, 2020, the pope was delivered during the height of the locks in the Covid Pandemia A blessing The rain is soaked and empty from St. Peter Square. The Pope said he thinks about the moment of the memorandum, and “Society’s roasts” and “people of the street”, including “people living on the street”.
Then, from the shelter terrace, Santoro, who looked at the Vatican, says they prayed with him.
Pope’s broadcast
Santoro points to one of the latest movements of Francis as the liability for those who often give to those who are often.
Holy Thursday, only Easter, He visited one Italy met with the most extreme prisons and 70 prisoners. Normally, Francis, including Francis, including women and Muslims, including the legs of the legs and Muslims, would wash the legs of the legs, including the legs of the leg.
This year, the pope’s seedlings could not be able to wash it in the chamber, so sitting in a wheelchair, met with prisoners for 30 minutes. The Vatican media said he wanted to feel close and prayed for their families.
Santoro, who met several times with Francis, said he was a determination to try to oppress the suffering of the sacrifice and surroundings around the surroundings.
Palazzo Migliori shelter was opened for more than five years ago, more than 100 of the rest were transferred to temporary apartments.
69-year-old Fabrizio Salvati, came to Palazzo every night in the last three years and said he could move soon, but he admitted that there were some difficulties.
Before leaving the shelter, he began to take homelessness after a depressed depression in the railway station in Rome.
Salvati, who wears a curved pearl under the blue sweater, smiles in the plate of Penne, and how he got acquainted with the Pope on a dinner in 2022 and thanked.
“Previous Poplar always did something for the poor … is a mission for the church,” Salvati said Salvati.
“But this Pope went beyond, far away, far away.”
He says the sacred appearance, the central control body The Roman Catholic Church and the Vatican City State, Salvati to distribute a ballot on which they sound louder to people.
Now he wrote a little job for the paper, handed over copies in St. Peter’s Square.
“This newspaper for me in my life … He gave me a role.” “This is the most important thing for me.
Global lawyer
Although the Pope defends for people who live in poverty, he was a defender of migrants and called as a lack of empathy.
In 2016, he went to Lesbos Island, which flees from the Civil War in Syria and in the Middle East and other conflicts in the Middle East and Africa. Brought back Three Muslim family Papal went out of the plane to be relocated in Rome.
That year, Criticized The US President Donald Trump said that he planned to build a wall along the US-Mexico border, “It’s not a Christian who thinks and build bridges only about building the walls.”
At the last address Easter SundayOne of the Vatican’s assistants, the Pope prayed for those in conflict zones, including those in Ukraine and Gaza and how disrespectful to sensitive, marginal and migrants, “he said.
Santoro, who works in poverty in Rome in Rome, Santoro, Santoro, said the Pope is really related to them.
Out of the shelter, a man walking with a cane, carried a transparent plastic bag full of things, including a postcard of Pope Francis.
“Live a long time,” he said, shouted as he woke up.
