(ANSA) – ANCONA, 09 APR – “It is important to talk about peace, the march for peace is important, prayer for peace is very important, but talking is not enough, walking is not enough, praying is not enough, the system must change “. The Archbishop of Loreto and Pontifical delegate for the Sanctuary of the Holy House, Msgr. Fabio Dal Cin, on the sidelines of “Le Marche per la Pace”, the march organized by the Bureau of the Regional Council to say no to war. The procession, which started this morning from Porta Romana, wound up to Piazza della Madonna, at the foot of the Sanctuary, for institutional interventions, blessings and the prayer of Peace. The parade, which the University for Peace joined, was attended by among others the president of the regional council Dino Latini, the mayor of Loreto Moreno Pieroni, many mayors and representatives of municipalities, civil protection and various associations, councilors regional Carlo Ciccioli (FdI), Romano Carancini and Antonio Mastrovincenzo (Pd), Mirko Bilò (Lega), M5s parliamentarians and regional facilitators Giorgio Fede (president of the Commission for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights of the Senate) and Mirella Emiliozzi. “What is happening is asking us for a conversion – said Mgr. Dal Cin -, to convert politics, understood as domination and oppression, to a policy of service, service to people, to the common good, to the good of all, and not of groups or parties, to serve the law, to serve the weakest “. “We are here to ask for peace – he added -, to invoke peace and say no to war. It is a beautiful event like many others in Italy, I believe that the sanctuary of the Holy House is also the emblem of desire of peace that exists in every home and in every family and this must lead us to the concreteness of reality “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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