Pope Francis Expresses Sympathy and Support
Pope Francis offered his condolences and support to those affected by the devastating earthquake in Morocco. He expressed gratitude to rescue workers and individuals working to alleviate the suffering of the victims. The Pope emphasized the importance of concrete assistance from everyone to aid the population during this tragic time. He called on Catholics to stand in solidarity with the people of Morocco and to be close to them.
Caritas Internationalis Joins Relief Efforts
Caritas Internationalis, a global Catholic charity group, also extended condolences and support to the earthquake victims in Morocco. The organization joined hands with Pope Francis in expressing sympathy and solidarity with those affected by the disaster. Caritas Internationalis announced its commitment to providing immediate relief and assistance to the victims of the earthquake.
Collaboration and Comprehensive Response
Caritas Internationalis stated that it is actively collaborating with Caritas Morocco and Caritas Middle East, as well as other Caritas members worldwide. The charity group’s network is dedicated to conducting assessments and coordinating a comprehensive response to the disaster in the coming hours and days. Their primary focus is on alleviating the suffering caused by the earthquake.
A Message of Love, Compassion, and Solidarity
In their statement, Caritas Internationalis reiterated their mission to extend a helping hand to those in need and embody the message of love, compassion, and solidarity that Pope Francis exemplifies. They affirmed their commitment to assisting the earthquake victims and their families, emphasizing their dedication to providing support during this challenging time.
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