Pope Francis held a private audience with the Religious Association of Healthcare Institutes, known as ARIS: a group involved with the management of Christian healthcare facilities throughout Italy. During the meeting, the Pope reflected on the responsibility of the Church and religious hospitals.<\/p>\n
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\n<\/strong>As a Church, we are called to respond to the health demands of the poorest, the excluded and those who, for economic or cultural reasons, see their needs disregarded.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>This has been the legacy of so many Christian-inspired health institutions, beginning with the birth of the hospitals themselves, created precisely to treat those no one wanted to touch.<\/em><\/p>\n