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Pope Francis, conducting a general audience at the Vatican on Wednesday, called for respect for migrants and suggested that "people and institutions" who close doors to them should seek forgiveness from God. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Vatican City, Sep 16 (EFE), (Camera: Álvaro Padilla).- Pope Francis recalled during the Wednesday general audience the priest Roberto Malvesini, who was stabbed to death in Como, northern Italy, on Tuesday."I want to remember Roberto Malgesini, who yesterday was killed by a homeless person whom he helped himself, a person with a mental illness, and I share the pain and prayers with his relatives," Francisco said at the end of the audience held in the Saint Damaso courtyard before about 500 faithful.SOUNDBITES OF POPE FRANCIS ON WEDNESDAY:"We must support those who care for the weak, the sick and the elderly.""These people, well defined by the Spanish term 'carers', play an essential role in today's society, although they often receive neither the recognition nor the remuneration they deserve.""Our poorest brothers and sisters and our mother earth groan for the damage and injustice that we have caused and demand another direction.""I want to remember Roberto Malvesini, who was killed yesterday by a homeless person that he helped himself, a person with a mental illness, and I share the pain and prayers with his relatives."
Rome, Sep 2 (EFE), (Camera: Álvaro Padilla).- Six months later, Pope Francis hold a general audience on Wednesday in front of 500 people and and without physical contact.FOOTAGE OF THE GENERAL AUDIENCE ON WEDNESDAY.
Vatican City, Sep 2 (EFE), (Camera: Alvaro Padilla).- Pope Francis holds Wednesday his first public audience since lockdown in front of 500 people. During the audience, Francisco appealed for peace and dialogue in Lebanon. SOUNDBITES OF POPE FRANCIS ON WEDNESDAY:-"An extreme danger threatens the very existence of the country, Lebanon cannot be abandoned to itself."-"Lebanon has been a country of hope and that the Lebanese have always maintained their faith in God. They have demonstrated the ability to make their land a place of tolerance, respect, coexistence which is unique in the region."-"Lebanon is a message of freedom, it is an example of pluralism for both East and West. For the good of the country, but also of the world, we cannot allow this heritage to be lost."
Vatican, Feb. 19 (EFE) .- (Camera: Jorge Ortiz) Pope Francis celebrated his traditional Wednesday mass in the Paul VI Audience Hall in Vatican City.FOOTAGE OF THE MASS.
Vatican City, Feb 17 (EFE), (Camera: Álvaro Padilla).- Pope Francis hold the Ash Wednesday Mass in St. Peter's Basilica instead of the traditional celebration on the Aventine Hill due to Covid-19 pandemic. FOOTAGE OF THE ASH WEDNESDAY MASS IN ROME.
Vatican City, Oct 7 (EFE), (Camera: Álvaro Padilla).- Pope Francis, his closest collaborators and some members of the Curia, did not wear masks during the weekly general audience at the Vatican. Pope Francis has not yet appeared in public with the mask. However, he was seen wearing it inside the vehicle that took him to the San Damaso courtyard.FOOTAGE OF THE WEEKLY GENERAL AUDIENCE IN VATICAN CITY.
Vatican City, Sep 23 (EFE), (Camera: Álvaro Padilla).- Pope Francis criticized Wednesday that countries are listening to pharmaceutical companies instead of health workers, who are those who work "on the front lines in hospitals or refugee camps".FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF POPE FRANCIS DURING THE WEEKLE AUDIENCE AT THE VATICAN:"To get better out of a crisis like the current one, which is a health crisis and at the same time, a social, political and economic one, each one of us is called to assume his part of responsibility.""Big financial companies are listened to more than those who drive the real economy. Multinational companies are listened to more than social movements. This means the powerful are listened to more than the weak. Let's think also in the way of curing the virus. The large pharmaceutical companies are listened to more than the healthcare workers employed on the front lines in hospitals or refugee camps. This is not a good path.”
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