Pope Francis sent a letter to Alberto Fernandez in which he asked him for the “weak and discarded”

After the greeting that Alberto Fernández sent him for a new anniversary of his election as supreme pontiff, Pope Francis wrote a letter to the president of Argentina, where he thanked him for the gesture and asked him to “find adequate solutions” for the “weakest and most discarded.” I appreciate your kind gesture and trust. I encourage you to cultivate the continuity search for the great ideals that promote respect and the value of the dignity of all men and women, with the conviction that we are part of one family,” Francis wrote.In turn, the Pope asked the president: “Thinking about the current difficulties that so many sons and daughters of the Argentine Nation have to face, I implore the help of Our Lady of Luján so that, interceding before the Lord Jesus, Prince of Peace, I may obtain from you and your collaborators the assistance of the Spirit of truth to work for the common good and to seek adequate solutions to the problems that afflict, in a particular way, the weakest and most discarded”. affirms the Pope in his letter.” I assure you of my prayer for your personal and family intentions, may the Lord bless you and the Holy Virgin take care of you,” Francis said in the letter. The president’s response came through his Twitter account, where he also published the message of the supreme pontiff. “I deeply appreciate the letter he sent me @Pontifex_es. I value your words as a beacon to meet the challenges of this time and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your good wishes. The world is fortunate to have a moral leader who promotes peace, equity and unity,” said Alberto Fernández.

I deeply appreciate the letter he sent me @Pontifex_es. I value your words as a beacon to meet the challenges of this time and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your good wishes. The world is fortunate to have a moral leader who promotes peace, equity and unity. pic.twitter.com/8NNydrk7il — Alberto Fernández (@alferdez)
April 6, 2022

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