Archbishop González: Let’s Not Stop Doing What We Can to Help Hurricane Otis Victims

Mexican Archbishop Calls for Aid to Hurricane Otis Victims

Archbishop Leopoldo González González of Acapulco, Mexico, has called on the faithful to help the victims of Hurricane Otis, which made landfall on October 25.

Acapulco Archbishop: Each of Us is God’s Providential Hand to Those in Need

In a statement, the archbishop thanked Pope Francis for his concern and the Mexican Bishops’ Conference for the campaign undertaken to help those affected. He then urged the faithful to help in whatever way they can, saying that “each of us is God’s provident hands for our brothers in need.”

Archbishop González Urges Faithful to Help Victims of Hurricane Otis

González also expressed his closeness to those affected by the hurricane and said that he prays that they may find strength and hope in the midst of their suffering.

Mexican Archbishop Expresses Closeness to Those Affected by Hurricane Otis

The archbishop’s call for aid comes as Hurricane Otis has caused widespread damage in Mexico, leaving thousands of people displaced and without homes.

Archbishop González: Let’s Not Stop Doing What We Can to Help Hurricane Otis Victims

The archbishop’s message is a reminder that we are all called to help those in need, especially in times of crisis. Let us not stop doing what we can to help the victims of Hurricane Otis.