All the events of the Mission to Canada were in harmony with the purpose of the mission and expressed solidarity – Arulpani Lombardi
Christopher Francis: The Vatican
It can be said with certainty that the goals of Pope Francis’ 37th apostolic visit to Canada have been fulfilled, the former director of Vatican Radio and the writer of La Civiltà Cattolica, the Society of Jesus magazine, Benedicto Lombardi said.
Arulpani Lombardi, the former director of the Church Press, who shared her thoughts on the events of Pope Francis’ visit to Canada from Sunday, July 24, to Friday, July 29, has said this.
All the events of this mission were in harmony with the purpose of the expedition and expressed unity, especially,
As the final event of the trip, Reverend Lombardi said the Pope’s speech on acculturation to the Inuit indigenous people was a masterpiece.
Arulpani Lombardi, who said that we may be good at words, but we must give them action, said that when the Pope spoke about culturalization, he clearly explained how it should be implemented.
Venerable Lombardi said that the Pope integrated his speeches with the memories of the first evangelization in Canada, and this was evident when he spoke about the first bishop of Canada, St. Francis Che Laval, whom the Pope elevated to the status of a saint in recent years, and about the Christian missionaries who first planted the Gospel in Canada at that time.
Arulpani Lombardi said that the Pope mentioned the clear examples of the issue of global militarism in the Canadian society and said that the Church should run as a house that welcomes diversity and that Canada, which has ancient and modern elements, can respond well to the problems and challenges of this time.