“In fact, Jesus asks us to never separate the love of God from the love of others, particularly the poorest. “It reminds us,” the Pope noted, “that in the end we will be judged not by external practices but by the love that, as an oil of consolation, we will have been able to pour on the wounds of our brothers.”
“I encourage you to continue on this path of yours. And I ask for a grace for you, which is the most important of all: the grace of knowing how to be moved, the ability to cry with those who cry,” he expressed.
“Indifference, individualism that closes us to the fate of those around us and that anesthesia of the heart that no longer makes us move in the face of the tragedies of daily life, are the worst evils of our society. Do not be ashamed to cry, to feel moved by those who suffer; “Do not skimp on exercising compassion with those who are fragile, because Jesus is present in these people,” said Pope Francis.