(ANSA) – MILAN, 17 MAR – “The message of hope is hard to formulate with words because the tragedy is so incomprehensible and painful that giving a message of hope seems to be people who write fairy tales and say that after all it ends and we are all happy and content. So I am having difficulty in formulating a message easily, however I would like to remember this: we have reasons to have faith in humanity, that is, that this tragedy does not make us lose faith in men “. This was stated by the archbishop of Milan, Mario Delpini, in an interview on the subject of war broadcast tonight in the ‘Iceberg’ program in Telelombardia, a preview of which was released.
“We know that in men, in every man, even those who make war there is good, happiness inside” – added the high prelate -. So we must ensure that a message reaches them that they can change, who can renew their vision of the world and not call a people, an enemy people. So we cannot lose faith in humanity, and then we cannot forget the responsibility that all men and women have to be artisans of peace, that is, none of us have a general recipe, nor do we have the power to influence the decisions of the leaders, but we are capable of building peace “.
“This Europe – concluded Delpini – has known wars that have turned out to be a total disaster, not only this one but also earlier in other parts of the world I have this persuasion: when heavy disasters have been committed, the great legacy weighs on the generations. that follow, and therefore when even the powerful are dead, the artisans of peace come forward, that is, those who put their hand to the enterprise of fixing the world, of fixing the world just like peacemakers “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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