Pope sends telegrams in-flight
from Rome to Thailand
Pope en route to Thailand |
Pope Francis has arrived in Thailand at the start of his
32nd Apostolic Journey. During the flight from Rome to Bangkok, he sent
messages to the Heads of those States flown over along the route, praying for
the peace and prosperity of their respective nations.
By Vatican News
The plane carrying Pope Francis from Rome to Bangkok flew
over thirteen countries. As is customary, the Pope sent a telegram to the Heads
of those states, expressing his greetings and invoking God’s blessings on the
people of those nations.
The Pope's telegrams
Departing from Italy, Pope Francis sent his first message to
the Italian President in which he explained how this Apostolic journey to Asia
reflects his "keen desire” to meet his brothers and sisters in the faith,
“and the inhabitants of those noble nations".
Crossing the airspace of Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina,
Serbia, and Montenegro, Pope Francis invoked blessings of joy and peace upon
those nations. His message to Bulgaria recalled “with pleasure” his visit to
that country last May.
Flying over Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and
Myanmar, the Pope sent messages assuring those countries of his prayers, while
invoking Divine blessings of peace, prosperity and well-being.
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