(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 15 - Pope Francis on Friday called on the
diocese of Rome to offer the homeless a home ahead of the Roman
Catholic Jubilee Holy Year next year.
"In view of the Jubilee, I have asked my diocese to give a
tangible sign of attention to housing issues so that, in
addition to the welcome given to all the pilgrims who will
flock, forms of protection are activated for those who do not
have a home or who risk losing it," Francis said in a letter for
the Jubilee to parish priests, religious and clergy.
"In this perspective, I wish that all diocesan entities that own
properties offer their contribution to stem the housing
emergency with signs of charity and solidarity to generate hope
in the thousands of people in the city of Rome who are in
precarious housing conditions". (ANSA).
Pope urges Rome Church to offer homeless homes
Letter for Jubilee to parish priests, religious and clergy