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[Síguenos ahora también en Whatsapp. Da clic aquí] Pope Francis I discovered that offered to receive Aung San Suu Kyi in the Vatican, ousted Burmese leader and Nobel Peace
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Pope Francis I discovered that offered to receive Aung San Suu Kyi in the Vatican, ousted Burmese leader and Nobel Peace Prize 1991, is currently in custody in Myanmarduring private conversation with the Jesuits of the Indonesian province.
“I went to Myanmar and spoke with Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, who was the prime minister and is now in prison. I called for the release of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi. and I received his son in Rome. “I offered the Vatican to accept her on our territory.”said Francis I during cConversations he held privately with the Jesuits of Indonesia, East Timor and Singapore. during his last trip and which were reported by the newspaperIl Corriere della Sera.
Pope Francis calls for release of Burmese politician arrested in Myanmar, offers her asylum in Vatican https://t.co/jpWOldhnck pic.twitter.com/xBs2RzLsME
— Vatican News 🇻🇦 (@news_vaticano) September 24, 2024
Francis I thus speaks of his desire to achieve release of Aung San Suu KyiMyanmar’s Prime Minister, who is in prison after the coup d’etat military junta in the country, in February 2021.
Due to this Supreme Pontiff said:
In Myanmar today, we cannot remain silent: we must do something! The future of your country must be peace, based on respect for the dignity and rights of all, on respect for the democratic order that allows everyone to contribute to the common good.
In conversation, Francis I also found that gets up early “because I’m old.”
After a rest, which is good for me, I get up around 4, then at 5 I begin to pray: I read the prayer book and talk to the Lord. If the prayer is a bit, let’s say, “boring”, then I pray with the rosary. Then I go to the palace for the hearing. Then lunch and a little rest. Sometimes I pray silently before the Lord. I pray, I celebrate the Eucharist, of course.
At this moment, Dad admitted:
Sometimes I fall asleep in prayer. And when that happens, it’s not a problem: for me, it’s a sign that I’m right with the Lord!” “I rest by praying. Never stop praying!
(Europe Press)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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