Pope Francis called on people to remember Ukrainian children suffering in the cold this Christmas. ’Let us think of the many children in Ukraine who suffer, suffer so much, because of this war,’ he said
"Let us think of the many children in Ukraine who suffer, suffer so much, because of this war," he said in unprepared remarks at the end of his weekly general audience in the Vatican.
"The majority of those that I have seen here can't manage to smile," he said, referring to Ukrainian children who have found shelter in Rome with Italian families and charities.
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