Radical groups such as Sunni Tehreek are rallying for the Christian woman’s immediate execution. Meanwhile, a weakened government has shelved plans to change the blasphemy law.

Execute her. Now. Pakistan’s Islamic radicals have taken another swipe at Asia Bibi, calling for her to be put to death, ignoring the rule of law and the legal proceedings currently underway. The woman has spent seven years in prison and her case is now being heard by the Supreme Court, the third and final stage in her trial.

Vatican Insider publishes some of the drawings that were given to the Pope by children at the Moria refugee camp on Lesbos: “They want peace!”

My uncle Fr. Manuel has accompanied me to the German township of Brakel. There were bronze statues at the entrance of a bank that represent human story to this very day.

Wael Haffar Habbal is 24 years old. He left his country, Syria, four years ago, after spending six months in jail for joining what at the time were peaceful protests against the government of Bashar Assad.

He got to Greece on foot almost two years ago, after walking through his country and Turkey. He took a bus across the Bosporus, and then continued walking across the border.

The Syrian refugees will be hosted by the Community of Sant’Egidio.

As the Pope shook the hands of refugees at Lesbos’ Moria camp, word circulated that Francis could be taking about 10 or so refugees currently living on Lesbos, back to the Vatican with him. 12 are in fact going to be boarding the papal plane to Rome this afternoon and will be hosted by the Community of Sant’Egidio.

In a conversation with journalists on board the flight from Lesbos to Rome, Francis said: “The 12 Syrian Muslims we’re bringing back to Rome all have their papers in order.” In Europe “ghettos” are back but “we need to integrate. Still, I understand those who have certain fears”. And he added: “I would invite arms traffickers to spend a day in that refugee camp. I think it would do them good”. About his brief exchange with Sanders this morning, he said: “If someone thinks greeting someone means getting mixed up in politics, I suggest they see a psychiatrist”.

The Pope, Bartholomew and Ieronymos have met refugees at Moria refugee camp: “We have come to call the attention of the world to this grave humanitarian crisis and to plead for its resolution”.

The joint declaration signed by Francis, Bartholomew and Ieronymos reads: “The tragedy of forced migration and displacement affects millions, and is fundamentally a crisis of humanity, calling for a response of solidarity, compassion, generosity and an immediate practical commitment of resources.” The text is an appeal to the international community. Leaders “urge all countries” to “extend temporary asylum, to offer refugee status to those who are eligible”.

Director of the Catholic Center for Studies and Media Fr. Rif’at Bader has said that "it is no strange to have the Hashemites play a leading role and demonstrate generosity since this the characteristic of the great.” He pointed out that at the time when His Majesty the King rushes to rescue Al Aqsa Mosque and to provide material support to the mosque located in Jerusalem, the brethren in Palestine express pride that they have a backing, a refuge, and someone viewing them with care.

On board the flight from Rome to the Greek island of Lesbos, the Pope said: “We are going to witness first-hand the greatest humanitarian catastrophe since World War II”. Prime Minister Tsipras thanked the Pope for his “welcoming words at a time when other Christian leaders in Europe are raising barriers” Greek government sources say that upon his return to the Vatican Bergoglio may take ten or so refugees with him.