To whom did Pope Francis leave his fortune?

My lord Benon Ambarus, known as Don Ben, an assistant bishop in Rome and a close associate of Pope Francis, discovered this moving gesture. The Pope's donation was dedicated to the opening of a pasta factory in the facilities of this juvenile prison in Rome.

Until a few days ago, the Holy Father was literally drawing his body towards Chelyi, just to tell the world with all his power that we should take care of the prisoners”, Don Ben told La Repubblica and added that the “wealth gave them 200 thousand euros from their personal account”, broadcast the telegraph.

When Don Ben asked if he could count on any help, the pope first told him that the Church's finances were exhausted. But then he added that “don't worry, I have something in my” account.

The amount went too fast from his account and would enable young people in prison to build a future through honest work.

On Thursday, just days before his death, Pope Francisescu visited Regina Coeli Prison. He was, as witnesses say, tired and weak but steadfast in his mission.

I remember as a tired man who barely moved, but with his presence he made very clear the need to look after prisoners”, Don Ben indicated and added that “for them, he was like a father who died. That's what they told me.

Ciambrillo also mentioned the annual rite of foot washing of prisoners, men and women, as well as hundreds of visits made by the pope to prisons throughout the world. He stressed that politicians should honour Pope Francisescu's moral and spiritual heritage with concrete actions, such as amnesty or lowering sentences during the Jubilar Year. /Periscope/