Pope Francis’s special gesture: Wears Sindhi cap, prays for Pakistan

Reverend Father Benjamin Mushtaq of the Archdiocese of Karachi had a special meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican. During this historic meeting, Father Benjamin Mushtaq represented Pakistani culture by presenting Pope Francis with a Sindhi cap and an Ajrak as a gift.

Pope Francis received the gift with great love and joy and expressed special prayers and good wishes for Pakistan. The meeting at the Vatican included discussions on peace, tolerance, and the rights of the Christian community.

When Father Benjamin Mushtaq presented the Sindhi cap and Ajrak to Pope Francis, he smiled, wore the gift, and expressed gratitude for Pakistan’s culture, heritage, and the love of its people. Pictures and videos of this moment went viral on social media, where the sight of Pope Francis wearing the Sindhi cap and Ajrak delighted the Pakistani people, especially the Christian community.

During the meeting, Pope Francis gave a special blessing to the Christians of Pakistan and prayed for their spiritual and social progress. He emphasized that the Church and the people must work together to promote interfaith harmony and religious freedom in Pakistan.

Father Benjamin Mushtaq is one of Pakistan’s prominent priests, actively engaged in the spiritual and social development of the community. He has worked on numerous welfare projects and has consistently raised his voice to highlight the issues faced by Christians in Pakistan. His meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican has brought an encouraging and hopeful message for the Christian community in Pakistan.