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Pope at Angelus: ‘don’t take advantage of God’s patience’


Pope Francis on Sunday invited the faithful to conversion telling them to trust in God’s mercy but not to abuse it.

By Linda Bordoni

Pope Francis on Sunday addressed the faithful urging them to move out from their comfort zones and open their eyes and their hearts to those in need.

Reflecting on the Gospel reading on the third Sunday of Lent, the Pope explained it speaks to us of God’s mercy and of our conversion.

He was addressing the crowds gathered in St. Peter’s Square for the Angelus Prayer.

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