Pope visit to Papua New Guinea

During his weekly General Audience, Pope Francis reflected on his recent Apostolic Journey to Asia and Oceania, emphasizing the importance of fostering unity among diverse religious and cultural communities, as reported by Vatican News.

Pope Francis meets all the young Papuans from Papua New Guinea to bring harmony and avoid causing division through "the language of love and service," at the Sir John Guise Stadium in Port Moresby on September 09.

In a heartfelt meeting at the Shrine of Mary Help of Christians, Pope Francis addressed bishops, priests, deacons, consecrated persons, seminarians, and catechists from Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, encouraging them to continue their mission with courage, presence, and hope for growth.

During his address to the faithful gathered at the Esplanade in front of the Holy Cross Cathedral in Vanimo, Pope Francis urged the people of Papua New Guinea to continue spreading the beauty of the Gospel and love within their communities.

Pope Francis delivered a powerful homily at Sir John Guise Stadium, urging the people of Papua New Guinea to open their hearts to God, reject fear, and build a more united society.

Pope Francis called for greater unity, responsible use of resources, and a focus on spiritual values during his address to Papua New Guinea's leaders, civil society, and diplomatic corps.

Pope Francis' first full day in Papua New Guinea includes a meeting with civil authorities, representatives of civil society the diplomatic corps and a reflection on the importance of prayer and the harmony that it calls for among the people on September 07 at the APEC House in the capital Port Moresby.