Bethlehem - Reuters. The car used by the late Pope Francis during his visit to Bethlehem over a decade ago has been transformed into a mobile clinic. Christian leaders hope it will soon be used to provide healthcare for Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip. Pope Francis had blessed the initiative and entrusted it to Caritas Jerusalem before his death in April. The aid organization oversaw the project to convert the car, which was unveiled on Tuesday. "We are happy to have a serious contribution to the healthcare of children in Gaza," said Alastair Dutton, Secretary General of Caritas, to journalists in Bethlehem. Pope Francis had used the car, a model of...
