Hunger does not distinguish

In an increasingly diverse  world  , there is something that all beings who inhabit this planet need: to eat. No more, no less. For those who are believers,  God exists for all alike . This is what   Pope Francis  , who recently sent aid to a group of   Latin American transsexuals    from Rome who were left without clients due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The  crisis  affects everyone. Given the current situation in Italy, a group of transsexuals had no choice but to go to a  church  for help. There they were received by Andrea Conocchia, the pastor of the Roman coastal town of Torvaianica. He began to help them, both economically and  spiritually .

The group is made up of people from  Peru, Colombia and  Argentina  . The parish priest encouraged them to  write to the pope , who is Latin American just like them. And so they did: they told him who they were, how their lives had been and what they were currently happening.

To their surprise, some time later to send the letters, they received a visit: Polish Cardinal  Konrad Krajewski,  the papal loam man,  reached him food and money. Krajewski is known as “ the pope's  Robin Hood   ”, because last year he broke the law by helping to restore electric light in a building occupied by various families. In addition, he usually goes out at night with a van to deliver helps the homeless in Rome.

“It is true that we have helped you: Come to me, all of you, who are weary and oppressed, and I will refresh you, says Jesus. It's the Gospel.  These people are  human  beings who were hungry.  And we are all children of God,” Krajevsky explained.

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