(ANSA) – BOLOGNA, 25 DEC – “It is hard to walk in darkness.
We understand this when we measure ourselves against the darkness of the many pandemics that this pandemic teaches us to recognize. Illness, suffering, the loss of a loved one. “This is a passage from the homily of the mass on the night of Christmas Eve by the archbishop of Bologna, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, in the cathedral of San Pietro.
The archbishop recalled “the pandemic of violence that becomes epidermal aggression, a little electric. Or banal, indecent madness. And it is also indecent to film it with cell phones instead of intervening to stop it”, he added. In recent days, a video has circulated in Bologna of a violent brawl in the university area, with young people taking to sit down.
And then, for Zuppi, there is “the pandemic of poverty with its many and painful sisters who push people to become foreigners in order to escape from them. And it is never convenient to be foreigners, to be seen as foreigners. And then that terrible pandemic of war, a monster that kills life and with it all of humanity.
Consumed in the disinterest of the world in many pieces of the one world war “. (ANSA).
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