Pope Francis’ Twitter messages.
Joey Kariveli, Vatican City
The Pope’s call to be architects of peace in all the war situations of our time.
The Pope’s appeal came in a Twitter message later that day, accompanied by the hashtag “Let’s Pray Together” (#PrayTogether), taken from his appeal for peace at the end of the weekly audience he granted on Wednesday (07/09/22).
The Pope’s Twitter message in question reads:
“In every state of war in our age, I am asking you to be architects of peace. Let us pray together for #reconciliation and unity. Let us consecrate to the Virgin Mary the victims of all wars, especially the beloved Ukrainian people”.
In another tweet on Wednesday, the pope spoke of God’s accidental interventions.
In this, the Pope has shared some of the ideas of the sermon given during the weekly public meetings that were allowed to increase discernment. The Pope wrote with the hashtag “Discernment”: “God works through unexpected events and adversity. Let us ask the Lord to send that Spirit to help us discern and recognize God’s presence even in the accidental and painful situations of our lives”.
With more than 4 crore Twitter followers in different languages, Papa’s Twitter messages are available in 9 languages: Standard, Arabic, Latin, German, Italian, English, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, French.