On November 21, World Fisheries Day, Pope Francis shared a short message on Twitter.
Fr. Jinu Jacob, Vatican City
November 21st is observed as World Fisheries Day. On the occasion, Pope Francis shared a short message on the social media platform Twitter, consecrating to God all the workers involved in fishing and their families, asking for prayers for them and thanking them for their precious services.
The full text of the message is as follows:
“Today is World Fisheries Day. Let’s pray for the fishermen and their families and thank them because every day they cast their nets with faith in divine providence and take care of our seas.”
EN: Today we celebrate #WorldFishingDay. Let us pray for the fishermen and their families and thank them because every day they cast their nets with an act of faith in divine providence, and take care of our seas. @vaticanIHD_IT
The Pope’s short messages written through the social media Twitter have tens of thousands of people reading and sharing them all over the world. And Papa’s is also the number one Twitter account of world leaders with the most followers. In the overcrowded world of artificial intelligence and usability, Twitter’s ideas are influencing many human minds.
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2023-11-21 18:41:06
