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Pope Francis reflects on family, hope, and peace as he welcomes ambassadors from Ethiopia, Zambia, Tanzania, Burundi, Qatar, and Mauritania.North Korea sends more trash-carrying balloonsFamily a fitting image of the international community
While encouraging diplomats – and the governments they represent – to continue “to build a culture of fraternal solidarity and cooperation,” the Pope also lamented that the “fabric of the family of nations today” is being torn apart by violence. “In view of such challenges,” he said, “it is essential to undertake a far-sighted, constructive and creative dialogue, based on honesty and openness, in order to find shared solutions and strengthen the bonds that unite us as brothers and sisters within the global family.”The answer to these challenges, the Pope said, involves “hope,” a virtue that lies at the heart of the Church’s upcoming Jubilee Year.
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