Go Crucis: Francisco asked to see "all the crosses of the world"

The dad Francisco He drove this Friday Go Crucis this has developed in the Colosseum, in front of thousands of faithful from different parts of the world. All, I asked that all the crosses of the world be made visible and I pointed out that The church feels continually attacked from within and from outside.

"Mr. Jess, help us see in your Cross all the crosses of the world, express Francisco in front of the crowd, then pointed out "people hungry for bread and love" and "wounded in their innocence".

More, Bergoglio to mention the destroyed families, the lonely and abandoned even by their own children and parents, the abandoned and marginalized people and the wounded in their innocence and purity, as well as the "closed doors" of immigrants "because of fear and hearts shielded by political calculations".

Then he referred to the Church and reaffirmed: "I ss, help us see the cross of yours Church that, true to your Gospel, tired of carrying your love even among the baptized themselves "and then pointed out that the institution" feels continually attacked from within and from outside ".

This year's meditations were composed by an Italian nun, Eugenia Bonetti, who works to save migrants and forced women to prostitution on the streets of Italy

previously, Francisco I chaired the celebration of the Pbadion of the Lord in the Basilica of San Pedro. All prostrated themselves on a ground dressed in red adornments and the head resting on a cushion. The ceremony lasted about two hours and culminated with the community when everyone present went to the Coliseum.

At the same time, on Thursday, he washed the feet of 12 inmates from a prison outside of Rome and asked that the gesture serve "so that we may be more friends and brothers in the service of others".

"Do this gesture to imitate the gesture of I ss. The bishop is not the most important, he must be the most servant. Each of us must serve others. It is the rule of the gospel, the rule of service, which is not to hurt or humiliate others, "he said. Pope