“Thank you so much for your welcome. Thanks to the children for their beautiful singing. They bring…
“Thank you so much for your welcome. Thanks to the children for their beautiful singing. They bring joy to your path,” the pope told the mostly Syrian and Iraqi residents of the Vrazhdebna camp in the outskirts of the Bulgarian capital of Sofia.
“Your path is not always beautiful, and then there is the sorrow of leaving your homeland and trying to fit into another homeland. There’s always hope,” he said in his brief greeting.
“Today the world of migrants and refugees is a bit of a cross, humanity’s cross, the cross that so many people suffer,” he said. “I thank you for your goodwill and I wish the best for you and your fellow countrymen that left back in your homeland.
