By Nick Pisa and Peter Allen Stunned: Shop worker Anna Romano, 35, was shocked to answer her mobile and hear Pope Francis on the end of the line. He reassured her about her decision to keep her unborn child Pope Francis has telephoned a woman who wrote to him to tell her he will baptise her unborn after she refused to have an abortion. The call was the latest in a string of 'one to ones' Pope Francis has had with general members of the public and once again underlined his attempts at being a more human and in-touch pontiff after the 'stuffy' years of his predecessor Benedict XVI.
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Anna Romano was on holiday when her mobile rang with an unknown Rome number
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She was stunned to hear Pope Francis on the other end reassuring her
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Anna wrote to the Pope about her worries about having a baby with a man who was already married and tried to convince her to have an abortion
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New Pope has also telephoned an Italian student and a man whose brother was killed and shows a more personable side to the Catholic leader
It's the @placeholder here': Pope Francis spoke with Ms Romano for a few minutes, and she said her 'heart was filled with joy'