Pope Francis warns a historic journey

Pope Francisescu has accepted an invitation from North Korea on Thursday, while he has said he will consider the possibility of achieving a historic trip to this country.

Southern President Moon Yae has told the Pope of the invitation initiated by the northeastern leader, Kim Jong Un, during a 35-minute meeting in the Vatican.

A special Pope's visit to this country would mark the first such visit to this country, which does not allow priests to stay forever in the territory of North Korea.

There is little information there about how many residents are Catholic and how many practice religion.

Kim has expressed his desire to meet the Pope at a meeting held last month, so the South Korean leader told him he could send an invitation to the head of the Holy See, Rel writes, broadcast Newsbomb. al

According to the southeastern presidency, the Pope has expressed great support to Moonon in his efforts to achieve peace in the Korean Gashill.

His office quoted the Pope as saying Moon: "Don't stop, keep going. Don't be afraid”

Asked if Kim should send an official invitation, the Pope has been quoted as saying that, “the image from you is sufficient, however, would be good if there was an official invitation”.

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