Pope’s 40th apostolic visit will bring comfort to the churches and encouragement to the people – Cardinal Parolin
Marina Raj – Vatican
Cardinal Pietro Parolin says Pope Francis’ 40th apostolic visit to Congo and South Sudan will be a journey of reconciliation and peace
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of the Church, said this on Saturday, January 28, when he released information about the apostolic journey of Pope Francis to Congo and South Sudan from Tuesday, January 31 to Sunday, February 5.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, who returned from a trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and South Sudan in July, said in the message that he will accompany the Pope on this missionary journey and that this trip will be a journey of reconciliation as the Pope wishes.
Cardinal Parolin has emphasized that the visit of the Pope will bring comfort to the congregations and encourage the people. He has also emphasized that the visit of the Pope to see the condition of the people living in the large African continent with a large population will also be a peace journey that will attract the attention of the world.
Furthermore, Cardinal Parolin, who has mentioned that he continues to pray for the success of this missionary journey, has also asked the people of the world to pray in a special way for the Pope’s missionary journey.