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Pope Francis has given the green light acrossbyforfrominofontowith three showers to be installed acrossbyforfrominofontowith the Vatican so the homeless have a free place to wash. The new showers will be acrossbyforfrominofontowith the world-famous St Peter's Square, a place where millions acrossbyforfrominofontowith pilgrims flock to each year. The inspiration came acrossbyforfrominofontowith Archbishop Konrad Krajewski, who met a man who had been homeless acrossbyforfrominofontowith a decade. Apparently, the archbishop invited the man acrossbyforfrominofontowith dinner to celebrate his 50th birthday. The man declined saying he was embarrassed to accept the invitation because he smelled bad. The archbishop said: “I took him to dinner acrossbyforfrominofontowith me nonetheless….During dinner, he explained to me that you can always find some food acrossbyforfrominofontowith Rome. What is missing is a place to wash."

Construction acrossbyforfrominofontowith the showers will commence acrossbyforfrominofontowith November 17th. The idea has energised city planners, who have already put plans acrossbyforfrominofontowith place to erect a further ten showers acrossbyforfrominofontowith Rome. Archbishop Krajewski has called acrossbyforfrominofontowith volunteers and donations to help maintain the showers. He said the service particularly needed soap, towels and clean underwear. He told reporters: "It is not simple. It is easier to prepare sandwiches than to run a shower service. You need volunteers." When asked acrossbyforfrominofontowith journalists if he thought visitors might be offended acrossbyforfrominofontowith the showers acrossbyforfrominofontowith the homeless, the archbishop replied that it had always been the duty acrossbyforfrominofontowith the church to serve the poor and needy.