Pope Francis denounced this Wednesday that there is “laws of death“which limit births and that there are families who They would rather “have a cat or a dog than a child”during his speech to authorities and civil society on his first day in Indonesia.
When he said in his speech that “today a considerable part of humanity is left behindwithout means for a dignified existence and without defenses to face serious and growing social imbalances, which trigger acute conflicts,” Francisco added improvisingly that this cannot be solved with “a death law that limits births“.
Francis expressed deep concern about the low birth rate in some places, such as Europe, but nevertheless welcomed the fact that “in Indonesia there are families with four or five children, and that’s good.”Go like this” added the Pope.
And he stressed that “there are families who They would rather have a cat or a dog than a child.“, prompting laughter from the Indonesian president, Joko Widodositting next to him in the presidential palace, and those present at the meeting.
