Pope Francis asked people to follow the example of St. Therese of Lisieux.

"We are in solidarity with people who have been incarcerated for no other reason than seeking a better life for themselves and their families," Hendrik Voss said.

Injustices have been piling up and have prompted questions about whether the church is under attack.

Grief and pain live on for the Pennsylvania community.

While one women was killed and more than 100 people were injured, the fact that there weren’t more fatalities was a sign of God at work, said one church member.

People ran to escape police, who were firing tear gas and rubber bullets at an anti-government protest.