Rome (app) – “Hallielja!” The countless Catholic said the same Pope Francis More than a month after fighting pneumonia left the hospital on Sunday. It is also the name of a new gelatu taste.
Halleja Gilato started her in Rome at the Open Air Cusec, on Sunday, at the Vatican, just 5 minutes away from the Vatican, which predicted an internationally handmade gelatu day.
The taste of hundreds of pilgrims, tourists and lovers of Jelto wanted to model the divine flavor, including Gandia, which includes the Italian combination of made hazels and pure chocolate. It will be available from Monday to the Gelauto parlors all over Europe.
Hallaj quickly became a method of monument Francis to be discharged from Rome’s Jameli Hospital, An extremely expected moment of aid for millions of Catholic in Rome and all over the world.
Francis has long been a fan of Jelto.
“It’s so beautiful that Pope Francis returned home today,” said Ludovico Santasilia, one of the organizers of the move. “Francis is following this project and I am sure he will like a new taste, as we know he is a big fan of gelato.”
Its taste was admission of Master’s Gelauto -making company Winszo Squatato in a European Gelauto competition, and was considered to celebrate the Holy Jubilee Year of the Catholic Church.
Pope Francis kicked Jubilee in DecemberAnd it is expected to attract about 32 32 million pilgrims to Rome.
88 -year -old Argentina never made the secret of her hobby for Jelto. A few years ago, his favorite gelatu maker from his hometown of Buenos Aires revealed that Francis’ favorite taste was Dolis de Lech, a local carimal sweet.
Over the years, Pontaf has also made friends Sebastian Pedrin, an Argentine that runs the artsal parlor around the corner from the Popal apartments Casa Santa Marta, where he provides regular Pope’s favorite Jelto’s orders.
Santasilia said, “I am sure that the Pope also loves the idea that donations raised with this tasting will provide a plan for the homeless people around the world.”
