Pope Francis criticized the false news: "We were eating the hard bread of misinformation"

Pope Francis denounced Tuesday that "we are used to eating hard bread of misinformation and we are done prisoners of discredit", at the Mbad celebrated today in Skopje, where he arrived today from Bulgaria after a two-day visit.

Francisco celebrated mbad on Plaza Macedonia, in the center of the capital, in front of the small Catholic community of 25,000 inhabitants, representing 0.4% of the country's population. In the square, attended by about 15,000 people from neighboring countries as well, Francisco described the evils of today's society.

"We got used to eating the hard bread of misinformation and we ended up being discredited, labeled and disqualified," the pope said in a stern homily.

And he continued, "We thought that conformism it would quench our thirst, and we ended up drinking indifference and insensitivity; we were fed dreams of splendor and greatness, and we finished eat distraction, confinement and loneliness"

"We have absorbed relationships and we have lost the taste for fraternity," added the pontiff, who also denounced the search for quick results, impatience and anxiety.

He also criticized the fact that "the prisoners of the virtuality have lost the taste and the taste of the reality".

Francisco then prayed that "indifference, disrepute, disqualification do not fill our tables and do not take first place in our home".

Similarly, "we are able to break down stereotypes and begin and share the Father's compbadion for all people, especially those who are not cared for, who are forgotten or despised."

The pope will spend about 10 hours in Skopje to celebrate a meeting with young people from different religions in the country, mainly Orthodox Christians (65%) and Sunni Muslims (30%).

The visit will end with a meeting with the men and women religious of the country, of Latin and Eastern rite, in the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Skopje.