The Pope is Coming to Town
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The movement quickly spread its word, gathering thousands of people all over the US. People started tweeting pictures and videos, all showing how excited they were to finally see him. As he pulled up in his black Fiat 500 Country a few days ago, he waved and did a few thumbs up through the window. Casual. Barack Obama even tweeted about his arrival in DC to do a speech for Act On Climate.
Watch @Pontifex say why it's so important for everyone to come together to #ActOnClimate. #PopeInDC http://t.co/ouZ0PDWQKt
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) September 23, 2015
The United States of America seem to have stopped all usual activity to be apart of this once in a lifetime occasion. #PopeInDC is now at over 855K tweets and counting. A young girl has even written Pope Francis a letter. She ran towards him as he was parading in DC, and she happened to be just close enough to reach him. In her letter to him she expresses how the thought of her parents being deported scared her and that made her sad. They were illegal immigrants, but she could not bare the thought of being taken away from them. She was hoping to seek Pope Francis' guidance and reassurance and reminds him not to forget young children who are victims of violence or who have been separated from their families.
Religion is a big part of people's lives and being able to even see him from a distance, Pope Francis is the answer to all these people's prayers. He brings hope to those who need it, restoring their faith. I may not be a practitioner myself but I have to respect those who have enough space in their lives to remain faithful to religion and to him.
As he continues his travels, more and more videos of his speeches are being posted, showing their support and love for him. He is also showing his love for all as he greets the people of Washington.
#PopeFrancis greets crowds as he prepares to leave Washington for New York. @CNNgo: http://t.co/UYpqI3w42L #PopeInDC pic.twitter.com/6kjdm8LsYQ
— CNN (@CNN) September 24, 2015
The Pope himself is a Twitter user as he asks people for their prayers for his upcoming journeys in the US and Cuba. His tweets are often inspirational posts, helping those who might need it. Who would have thought? He certainly seems to have inspired thousands as we watch more and more tweets pop up.
The city that never sleeps gets one more reason to stay up. #PopeInNYC http://t.co/lYPDYR3DfL pic.twitter.com/7sdMw4TzoR
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) September 25, 2015
Amongst the thousands tweeting at this very second, one woman was captured enjoying the moment the old way. I leave you with her as she stands and watches the Pope drive by, in absolute awe.
Sometimes we miss the moment trying to capture the moment. Just stand there and enjoy. Kudos Granny! #PopeinNYC pic.twitter.com/cWjgigoxQK
— James Murphy (@JamesMurphy) September 25, 2015
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The Pope is Coming to Town
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Friday, September 25, 2015
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