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On the sidelines of Pope Francis’ meeting with clergy, religious, and lay pastoral workers, several priests and nuns carrying out pastoral ministry in Papua New Guinea share their hopes for Pope Francis' visit to the country.
“It’s very significant for our faith,” he said, adding that he hoped that the Pope’s strength would help strengthen them.Sister Shirley, a Filipino missionary working in the Solomon Islands, echoed his words. “We’ve come here to see the Pope and to hear the voice of the Pope,” she said,"in order to be strengthened in their faith as consecrated religious.”
She said the Pope’s visit is a “great motivation” for them and offers a “spiritual renewal” to be “more open and give more energy and more prayer for the missions” pastoral workers are undertaking. Sister Jadwiga said she hopes to meet Pope Francis after the Holy Mass on Sunday, saying she wants to thank him personally for the large donations from the Vatican that arrived in Papua New Guinea during the Covid crisis. “I hope tomorrow I will have a chance to shake his hands and thank him personally,” she said.
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