by InTrieste
Pope Francis is slated to close the 50th Social Week of Italian Catholics in Trieste on Sunday, July 7th, as announced by Monsignor Giuseppe Baturi, the Secretary General, during the winter session of the Permanent Episcopal Council in Rome, led by Cardinal President Matteo Zuppi.
The decision to have Pope Francis participate in the closing ceremony underscores the significance of this milestone Social Week, where members of the Catholic community gather to address pressing social issues and engage in discussions.
Scheduled from July 3rd to July 7th, 2024, the 50th Social Week holds importance as a platform for dialogue and reflection guided by the principles of the Catholic Church. Trieste, known for its cultural diversity, serves as the backdrop for this event.
Pope Francis is expected to deliver a message to participants and lead the Mass on July 7th. His involvement emphasizes the Church’s commitment to addressing contemporary challenges and fostering a sense of community among its followers.
The event is anticipated to draw participants from various regions, contributing to a sense of unity and solidarity within the Catholic community. Pope Francis’ visit adds a spiritual dimension to the 50th Social Week, highlighting the Church’s dedication to addressing societal issues and promoting inclusivity.
