Zhou Shouren: On all days of celebration, accompany people in need, especially young people and frustrated people.

On Christmas Eve today, many citizens will celebrate the festive season with their relatives and friends.

The Catholic Bishop of Hong Kong, Zhou Shouren, delivered a Christmas message yesterday (23), inviting citizens to accompany all kinds of people in need. He pointed out that on this day of universal celebration, we can accompany people in need, especially young people, or those who feel Helpless, lonely or frustrated people, emotionally troubled people struggling for survival, or those who are waiting for forgiveness and reconciliation, etc.

Zhou Shouren said that when all parts of the world are still plagued by the novel coronavirus, it is not easy to eagerly look forward to Christmas.

The end of the epidemic seems to be invisible, and even the Omicron variant of a new virus has appeared, and the medical community is still working hard to study its lethality.

International borders still have strict restrictions, or even closed customs, and local social activities are still quiet, even before Christmas. So how can people celebrate Christmas happily?

Bishop Zhou Shouren invites everyone to accompany all kinds of people in need at Christmas.

But for Christians, Christmas is to celebrate "Emanuel" with joy, that is, "God is with us." Zhou Shouren wishes God "Emanuel" blessings. On this Christmas day and in 2022, Often accompanied by us and our loved ones.

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Christmas is approaching, Zhou Shouren invites everyone to be the messenger of God and stay with those in need on this day of universal celebration.

These people can be people we love, especially young people, or those who feel helpless, lonely or frustrated, those who are emotionally troubled and struggling for survival, or those who are waiting for forgiveness and reconciliation, or Those who are socially and economically exploited, victims of discrimination and injustice, refugees and displaced persons, and this list can go on.

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