New pope welcomed
THE priests of Catholic Churches in Llanelli have hailed the appointment of the new Pope.
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, of Argentina, greeted thousands of well- wishers at St Peter's Square in Vatican City last week after he was announced as Pope Francis.
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And, closer to home, priest of Burry Port and Kidwelly Catholic parish, Benedict Koledoye, said he was thrilled with the appointment.
"I am very happy because it's a very good thing," he said.
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"Since becoming the Pope he has made it clear that the church must move on in faith and charity."
And priest of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Parish, Llanelli, James Sweeney, was also happy with the choice.
He said: "I am quite impressed with his commitment to the poor and changing things for people who are less well off."
2 Comments
by godisalie
Wednesday, March 20 2013, 6:24PM
“Now is the time to reject delusion and become Atheist, go on, you know it makes sense.”
by williamwaun
Wednesday, March 20 2013, 5:38PM
“He supports slavery, he invited his friend from South Africa Robert Mugabe, if he don't change with the times, there will be nothing left of the church. We don't need them in this day and age.”