17-hour trip south

The Vatican envoy to Lebanon, Monsignor Paolo Borgia, carried an important message from the Holy See to the southern villages. It emphasized that the Church cares about people in conflict areas and continues to support them despite the difficult roads and the destruction caused by war. The visit lasted 17 hours along roads filled with security challenges and regional hardships, and the delegation found that the warm popular reception reflected the residents' attachment to their faith and their land's identity, despite the crises and fears. Bishop Tabet confirmed that what was observed reflects the deep faith and hope of the people in the return of the state. He also stated that the Church is committed to supporting their resilience and working towards restoring balance and security in the south after the Israeli security institutions are reestablished. He expressed the belief that the Vatican’s interest underscores the priority of the human being and resilience in facing challenges.

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