Vatican City, Nov 10, 2013 / 14:40 pm
Pope Francis' Sunday Angelus message emphasized the unique concern God has for every human person.
"The name of God is linked to the names of men and women with whom he unites himself, and this bond is stronger than death," the Pope told crowds in St. Peter's Square on Nov. 10.
"And so we can say that (about) the relationship of God with us, with every one us. He is the God of each of us, as he carries within himself our name."
The Pope reflected on the Gospel story in which Jesus encounters the Pharisees who try to trick him into disproving the resurrection of the dead. They ask him about a woman who was married seven times as one after another of her husbands died. "In heaven, whose wife will she be?" the Sadducees demand.