Pope at orphanage in Cameroon: No one is ever forgotten
Vatican News • • general
Key Points:
- Pope Leo XIV visited Ngul Zamba Orphanage in Cameroon, expressing joy and emphasizing that the orphanage is a true home where God welcomes the children with love.
- He highlighted the sense of family among the children, encouraging them to see their shared hardships as a source of strength and not to let their past define their future.
- The Pope reminded the children that Jesus cares deeply for them and that in God's family, no one is ever forgotten or a stranger.
- He praised the staff and volunteers for their dedication, describing their work as a tangible expression of God's mercy that provides stability and hope to the children.
- Concluding his visit, Pope Leo entrusted the orphanage community to the Virgin Mary's care and encouraged continued perseverance in serving the vulnerable.
