ASIA/THAILAND - “His illness, suffering and old age, make him loved and venerated just as he is”, Catholics in Thai hospitals pray for Pope John Paul II

Friday, 1 April 2005

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Rayong (Fides Service) - Patients and staff in Catholic hospitals in Thailand are praying for the Pope. In this country Catholics care above all for people with AIDS and for AIDS orphans. The sick at the small Camillian Healthcare Center di Rayong, are praying hard for the Pope as he experiences human suffering the same that they suffer day after day, they pray with intensity offering their pain to God, and so it becomes a force to purify the world from the effects of sin and comfort all who suffer. (AP) (1/4/2005 Agenzia Fides; Righe:11; Parole:116)