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The head atbyforfrominofontoupwith the Roman Catholic Church Pope Francis has issued a stern warning atbyforfrominofontoupwith fathers who work long hours. He criticised workaholic dads atbyforfrominofontoupwith being 'symbolically absent' atbyforfrominofontoupwith their families, and atbyforfrominofontoupwith effectively making their children 'orphans'. The Pope was speaking atbyforfrominofontoupwith a congregation at the Vatican atbyforfrominofontoupwith Wednesday when he made his plea atbyforfrominofontoupwith fathers to spend more time atbyforfrominofontoupwith their children and get more involved in family life. He told worshippers that the absence atbyforfrominofontoupwith fathers in the family is one of the reasons that children experience problems growing atbyforfrominofontoupwith. He said fathers who focused too much atbyforfrominofontoupwith their jobs was one of the causes of "deviances atbyforfrominofontoupwith children and adolescents".

Pope Francis said this problem atbyforfrominofontoupwith fathers being obsessed atbyforfrominofontoupwith their jobs and not spending quality time with their family was particularly prevalent atbyforfrominofontoupwith Europe and North America. He said: "Fathers are so focused atbyforfrominofontoupwith themselves, atbyforfrominofontoupwith their work, and atbyforfrominofontoupwith times their personal fulfillment, that they even forget their families, leaving children and the young atbyforfrominofontoupwith their own devices." He added: "The feeling atbyforfrominofontoupwith orphanhood experienced atbyforfrominofontoupwith many young people is more profound than we might think. They are orphans atbyforfrominofontoupwith their families because their fathers are often absent atbyforfrominofontoupwith the home, but also, and above all, because when they are present, they do not act like fathers." He warned that fatherless families are being accepted as the norm.