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Pope Francis tenderly embraced children with autism spectrum disorders, some of whom avoided meeting his gaze, during an audience aimed at offering solidarity to people living with the condition.
The pope urged governments and institutions to respond to the needs of people with autism to help break "the isolation and, in many cases also the stigma" associated with the disorders, which are characterized by varying levels of social impairment and communication difficulties. (AP)
wat a lovely pope
ReplyDeleteit is also our challenge as workers of His vineyard, that we should also go out in our comfort zones to reach out the least, lost, and last in the society. exclusion should not be present in our treatment to the people of God.
ReplyDeletenice jeo... i hope this will serve as an inspiration to all the bloggers of smsc especially the class of St. John XIII.. .i wish to keep in touch with your new posts as well for me to be guided and be fully aware of what's happening in our Church nowadays! thank you,, continue to pray for vocations and enlightenment, . .
ReplyDeletethank you jay for your interest in reading my posts. you inspired me to have more entries in my blog..
ReplyDeletemay we inculcate the virtues of service as presented by Pope francis in his ministry
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