After reciting the Angelus on December 18, Pope Francis turned his thoughts to Peru, a South American country, inviting him to stop the violence and to embark on the path of dialogue. At the same time, the country’s Bishops’ Conference also invites the faithful from all over the country to pray for “peace, hope and fraternity” in the country on that day, so as to overcome the political and social crisis.
(Vatican News Network)After leading the faithful to recite the Angelus in front of the study window of the Vatican Apostolic Palace on December 18, Pope Francis expressly mentioned Peru, a South American country currently in violent conflict, expressing concern about the situation in Peru.
“Let us pray for peace in Peru, for the violence in the country to cease and for the path of dialogue to be undertaken to overcome the political and social crises afflicting the people”, said the Pope.
Furthermore, in response to the turbulent political crisis in the Peruvian country, the country’s bishops’ conference previously issued a statement, inviting all believers and people of good will to express their support for peace Prayers for peace, hope and love from Peru.
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