"Free Church in a free state," said Cavuor; Benito Mussolini spoke not of freedom but "freedoms", then those who worship we join in any chat, and we still insert the word "democracy."
But there really is a 'free church in a free state'? There are really 'liberties'? There really is 'democracy'? Ask Benedict XVI
... What happened recently at the University La Sapienza assume everything is the opposite of light and shadow, between suspicion and intrigue, of unanswered questions.
A group of 67 teachers has effectively prevented His Holiness to attend the ceremony in the University, creating, it is desirable unintentionally, the revolt against the Pope himself to a few dozen troublemakers 'empty heads' of anarchist anti-globalization movements-dissidents, or the dregs of the regime of the left. Once such an affront
would set off a diplomatic crisis led to a declaration of war, but now times have changed, fortunately or unfortunately, everything is summed up by statements of fact in the newspapers.
memo, statements of fact: both those of the Church, resentful and hurt, angry and ready to make it pay for, sooner or later there will be elections again and see which way parishes will stand and speakers, and those of 'shameless politicians' present and absent at the ceremony. Veltroni, who disapproves of what happened but we really enjoy like crazy, because the Pope has repeatedly criticized the management of the welfare state in Rome, Prodi, who mutters a few words with the embarrassment of the Catholic share power with the Communists eater Napolitano who is silent ...
Last but not least its dissidents, the 'abbavagliatori' the Pope, who after 'democratically' prevented Benedict XVI to express their thoughts as well as democracy will, very democratically invite him to a series of meetings the Democrats have their own nothing!
But what courage! How dare these people call themselves academics, how dare these 'empty heads' call themselves university students want to do with what courage and democratic intellectuals, moralists!
Of course, everyone is free to express his thoughts: and then nothing contrary if these 67 teachers have wanted to send a letter of disappointment at the Pope's visit, written and sent, however, about two months before the meeting, so you do not understand well why only now been made public and those who have helped it, but trigger a reaction that prevents the freedom to Benedict XVI to appear and speak, is a real shame.
I continue to be with Benedict ...
David Nanni
But there really is a 'free church in a free state'? There are really 'liberties'? There really is 'democracy'? Ask Benedict XVI
... What happened recently at the University La Sapienza assume everything is the opposite of light and shadow, between suspicion and intrigue, of unanswered questions.
A group of 67 teachers has effectively prevented His Holiness to attend the ceremony in the University, creating, it is desirable unintentionally, the revolt against the Pope himself to a few dozen troublemakers 'empty heads' of anarchist anti-globalization movements-dissidents, or the dregs of the regime of the left. Once such an affront
would set off a diplomatic crisis led to a declaration of war, but now times have changed, fortunately or unfortunately, everything is summed up by statements of fact in the newspapers.
memo, statements of fact: both those of the Church, resentful and hurt, angry and ready to make it pay for, sooner or later there will be elections again and see which way parishes will stand and speakers, and those of 'shameless politicians' present and absent at the ceremony. Veltroni, who disapproves of what happened but we really enjoy like crazy, because the Pope has repeatedly criticized the management of the welfare state in Rome, Prodi, who mutters a few words with the embarrassment of the Catholic share power with the Communists eater Napolitano who is silent ...
Last but not least its dissidents, the 'abbavagliatori' the Pope, who after 'democratically' prevented Benedict XVI to express their thoughts as well as democracy will, very democratically invite him to a series of meetings the Democrats have their own nothing!
But what courage! How dare these people call themselves academics, how dare these 'empty heads' call themselves university students want to do with what courage and democratic intellectuals, moralists!
Of course, everyone is free to express his thoughts: and then nothing contrary if these 67 teachers have wanted to send a letter of disappointment at the Pope's visit, written and sent, however, about two months before the meeting, so you do not understand well why only now been made public and those who have helped it, but trigger a reaction that prevents the freedom to Benedict XVI to appear and speak, is a real shame.
I continue to be with Benedict ...
David Nanni
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