Pope Francis Commends ESNE for Evangelization Efforts and Support for Immigrants

By Francesca Merlo

During a recent meeting in the Vatican, Pope Francis warmly greeted representatives of El Sembrador – Nueva Evangelización (ESNE), a US-based Spanish-language Catholic television network. The Pope expressed his appreciation for ESNE’s dedication to evangelization and their support for immigrants.

Addressing Noel Díaz, the founder of ESNE, Pope Francis commended him for his faith-filled vision that led to the establishment of the network. He praised the community of communicators and collaborators who have helped make ESNE’s mission a reality.

Empowering Evangelizers

One of ESNE’s recent projects, “Yo soy el 73,” was highlighted by the Pope. This initiative aims to consecrate individuals to Jesus and equip them to spread the joy of the Gospel and God’s mercy. Pope Francis emphasized the importance of using communication tools to fulfill the mission of evangelization given by Jesus Christ.

Expressing gratitude for bringing the Pope’s message to a wider audience, especially Spanish-speaking communities, Pope Francis acknowledged ESNE’s role in providing spiritual resources and Church updates to viewers.

Support for Immigrants

Recognizing ESNE’s efforts to reach out to immigrants from Latin American countries, Pope Francis emphasized the importance of offering comfort and support in their native language. He praised ESNE for being a valuable resource for immigrants in need of spiritual guidance.

In conclusion, Pope Francis commended ESNE for their collaboration with the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication and encouraged them to continue their work with generosity, creativity, and a steadfast commitment to the Church’s teachings.