Pope Francis: "The Vatican is not saved from sin, it must be cleansed" – 03/31/2019

Pope Francis defends this in the Vatican "You have to clean up" because it's a state that he is not saved from the sins and shame of other societies: "We have the same limits and sometimes fall into the same things. The job is to clean, clean, clean"

The Pope acknowledges that at the Vatican too there are "merchants" like those whom Jesus Christ expelled from the temple, in an interview that the Spanish television channel will broadcast this Sunday The sixth, from which the newspaper extracts an excerpt L & # 39; vanguard.

Francisco qualifies "injustice" that countries close the door to all those who migrate because of war, hunger or exploitationand calls for "cristina attitude" to receive, accompany, promote and integrate.

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Pope refuses to keep NGO boat in Barcelona (Spain) Proactive open arms, known for its tasks of helping migrants in the Mediterranean, and asks Catholics who reject immigration that read the gospel and be consistent with it.

And he considers that "in general" is the cause of migrations, a capitalist economic system "conceived as a savage" that causes inequalities and wars: "I maintain that we are already in a third world war, in pieces."

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Francisco also condemns proposals such as the construction of a border wall with Mexico, advocated by US President Donald Trump: "Whoever raises a wall ends up prisoner of the wall that he raised, and that is the universal law".

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