Rome
\nis one of the most visited cities in the world. Its architecture, art
\nand ancient history make it one of the places to visit at least once
\nin life.
\nThe
\nVatican and St. Peter's Square are one of the great attractions for
\nvisitors, as well as being able to see Pope Francisco, a magnet of
\nmasses. Even for the younger people, like this group of students from
\nValencia, Spain, seeing Pope Francis means fulfilling a dream.
\nMERCHE
\nMORENO
\n\t\t\tSt.
\nTeresa of Avila School (Valencia)
\n\t\t'We
\ncame here with the school, we've had four days here and everything is
\nsuper good. We love Rome; it's beautiful and we just left the Vatican
\nfrom the General Audience with the pope and it's awesome.' ;
\nINMA
\nGARCÉS
\n\t\tSt.
\nTeresa of Avila School (Valencia)
\n\t\t'It
\nhas been very exciting for me because I am a Christian and to be so
\nclose to the pope, for me... I have been very touched.' ;
\nPope
\nFrancis used to give practical advice to the pilgrims. In this way,
\nthe listeners can quickly apply these teachings and messages to their
\ndaily life.
\nHe
\nalso manages to reach a much larger number of people who can easily
\nidentify with his words. These young women are one example of how
\nPope Francis' messages can immediately touch people's lives.
\nALBA
\nALCOY
\n\t\t\tSt.
\nTeresa of Avila School (Valencia)
\n\t\t\t\t\t'From
\nthis message, I left understanding that we do not have to create
\nfalse ideas but we have to live real life... real. We cannot make
\nourselves false idols because in the end you are left with nothing
\nand the important thing is to live a life of truth.'<\/p>\n
\t\t\t\t\tINMA
\nGARCÉS
\n\t\t\t\t\tSt.
\nTeresa of Avila School (Valencia)
\n\t\t'For
\nwe must live a life full of love and hope, believing in God and in
\nthe hope that there will be peace in this world.'
\nIn
\naddition to the words of the pope, being surrounded by pilgrims from
\ndifferent parts of the world and the greatness of the Vatican
\nimpacted these three Spanish students. That is why they say they
\ndesire to return to the Eternal City again at some point in their
\nlives.<\/p>\n
AQ\/MB
\nCTV
\n-
\n-BN
\nUp: MG
\n#Pope
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