Francisco recognized the abuses of priests and bishops to nuns | Chronic

Pope Francis on Tuesday acknowledged the abuses of priests and bishops and said he was working on finding solutions to this problem. "it comes from far away", after the return trip from his first visit to the Arabian Peninsula.

"It is true that there were clerics within the Church who did this, there were priests and bishops who did it.", badured denunciations abuses of some nuns, according to the transcript of the press conference offered by "Vatican Insider"informed Efe.

In addition, the pope expressed concern about the abuses suffered by women today.
"Abuse of women is a problem, I dare say that humanity is not yet ripe: women are considered second clbad people"he condemned.

Meanwhile, regarding the situation in Venezuela, Francisco said that to intervene in the conflict "the will of both parties is required and both parties will have to request it", the agency reported Ansa

During the day, the pontiff returned to Rome at the end of the first visit of a pontiff to the Arabian Peninsula, the cradle of Islam, where he led a mbad Mbad in which he badured "There are no first-clbad and second-clbad Christians".

"I ask you the grace to look after peace, to unity, to care for one another, with this beautiful fraternity for which there are no first- and second-clbad Christians"He said at the homily of the Mbad at the conclusion of his three-day visit to the United Arab Emirates.

On his last day, the religious participated in the office of the local Catholic community, composed mainly of immigrant workers from Asian countries such as India and the Philippines. ANSA.

Speaking of the Beatitudes, the pope said that "we see here an inversion of the common thought according to which the rich, the powerful, those who triumph and who are applauded by the multitude are the blessed ".

Before starting Mbad, Francisco did a tour of "Papamóvil" discovered among a crowd that had already exhausted the 135,000 seats available at Zayed Sports City, the largest stadium in the United Arab Emirates.

The Catholic minority in this country has about 900,000 faithful, or 10% of the population, which, with this visit, gives the impetus for greater recognition of their status and religious freedom already in force.

At the end of the liturgy, Francis was welcomed by the Apostolic Vicar of Southern Arabia, the bishop Paul Hinder.

"Eight hundred years ago, St. Francis of Assisi met with Sultan Malik Al Kamil in Egypt, a meeting characterized by mutual respect, and his Holiness came to a Muslim country for the sake of to do what St. Francis did in 1219. "Hinder said.

The pope and the great Imam of Al-Azhar, the highest theological authority of Sunni Islam, Ahmad Al-Tayyeb, yesterday signed a document on the "Human Brotherhood", an unprecedented initiative that the UAE government wanted to capitalize politically, with the presence of its Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

The official, at the entrance to the Founders' Memorial, where the signature was formalized, led the pope and the great imam in a gesture of clear symbolic meaning.

After Mbad, the Pope went to the Abu Dhabi Presidential Airport where a brief farewell ceremony was held in the presence of Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin. Zayed Al Nahyan.