Pope urges world to listen to the cries of migrants dying in deserts and seas

Pope Francis used his weekly General Audience to draw attention to the plight of migrants risking their lives crossing deserts and seas in search of a better life. He spoke out against the indifference and grave sin of those who push back migrants, calling for a global system of governance based on justice and solidarity. The Pope emphasized the symbolism of the sea and desert in the Bible, highlighting the suffering and hope experienced by migrants. He praised the efforts of organizations like Mediterranea Saving Humans who work to rescue and assist migrants. Pope Francis urged for the expansion of safe and regular pathways for migrants and promoted a global governance of migration focused on justice and fraternity. He called on everyone to contribute to this cause in their own way through prayer and support for those in need. The Pope’s powerful message underscores the importance of compassion and solidarity in the face of the ongoing humanitarian crisis faced by migrants around the world.

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