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Pope said the coronavirus pandemic could be nature’s response to a climate crisis!

According to our legit source, Pope Francis said that the Coronavirus pandemic was one of “natural response” with human ignoring present ecosystem critic. Pope revealed that this disease brought in the opportunity of making slow production progress and consumption. By that, we could understand and contemplate the natural world. He said in the interview via an email proclaiming on Wednesday on The Tablet and Commonwealth magazines. 

“We did not respond to the partial disaster. Now, who talks about the fires in Australia. Remember that 18 months ago, a boat could cross the North Pole because the glaciers were melting? Who speaks of the flood? ” The pope said”. “I don’t know if this is nature’s revenge, but they are certainly a reaction of nature,” he added. The pandemic has changed the act method of Vatican. Also, Pope has celebrated Palm Sunday Mass in an empty church and places often filled with tourists.

Moreover, Pope, aged 83 – who had a lung infection at age 20, tested negative for coronavirus twice. Pope Francis has unveiled he has recovered from bronchitis and prayed more from his Vatican residence during this “uncertain time”. Furthermore, Pope Francis presided over a moment of prayer on the Sagrato of St Peters Basilica on March 27. Francis also revealed that he goes to confession every Tuesday to ask for forgiveness for his selfishness. “I take care of everything there,” he said.

What did he say?

He criticized the response to the outbreak, saying that homeless people should be isolated in hotels, not in parking lots. “It’s time to see the poor,” he said, adding that society often considers those in need of help as “rescued animals”. He said he worried about “the hypocrisy of several political personalities who talked about facing the crisis; about world hunger, but in the meantime they made weapons.” The Pope encourages people to stay at home and find creative ways. “Take care of yourself for a future to come,” Francis said.