“True, solid communion grows and is built up when people work together for those in need. Through a united witness to charity, the merciful face of Jesus is made visible in our city”. In the final part of his homily delivered during the Vespers with the Anglican community of All Saints’ Church, Pope Francis remarked: “for the first time, a Bishop of Rome is visiting your community. It is a grace and also a responsibility: the responsibility of strengthening our ties, to the praise of Christ, in service of the Gospel and of this city”. “Let us encourage one another to become ever more faithful disciples of Jesus, always more liberated from our respective prejudices from the past and ever more desirous to pray for and with others”, Pope Francis’ said, adding that “a good sign of this desire is the ‘twinning’ taking place today between your parish of All Saints and All Saints Catholic parish”. Then the Pope’s good wishes: “May the face of God shine upon you, your families and this entire community!”.