Francisco's Via Crucis: for women, minors and refugees

Friday evening, around 9 pm, the Colosseum of Rome collapsed on the Via Crucis commanded by Pope Francis. The focus of this celebration was "victims of human trafficking, miners traded, women forced into prostitution, migrants and refugees".

Sister Eugenia Bonetti, head of Via Crucis on Good Friday, wrote: "These are the new crucified people of our time, whose suffering should awaken our consciences."

"They are victims of our closures, our laws and our powers, our blindness and selfishness, but especially our heart hardened by indifference," added Sor Bonetti, Italian missionary to the Consolate and director of the badociation "Slaves No More" Slaves ").

Next to the Coliseum, the 26 Nigerian women who drowned in the Mediterranean were recalled. In addition, they highlighted Favor, a 9-month-old Nigerian baby who lost his parents at sea.