"more voice. Christian Network is a site obedient and expresses an overall point of view consistent with the policy choices "Italian" of the Vatican hierarchy or its majority. The editors, moreover, are mostly journalists and professors who had or still have a role in the formal structures of the Church, at central or peripheral. The image of Catholicism that comes out is a bit 'cerchiobottista of Bagnasco & C: with Berlusconi for all achievable due to its weakness, but ...
did not fail, therefore, like the rest of the site in all media outlets away from the Catholic event "for the dignity of women" of 13 February and also teased to the nun who spoke at the rally in Rome. I have also found, however, a dissenting voice, a female voice gentle and firm, I like to point out to visitors of this blog, author of the letter here, "posted". (SLL)
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| Sister Eugenia Bonetti in the demonstration in Rome for the dignity of women (02/13/2011) |
Dear Director,
why so much intolerance? Not for me to take the side of the nun who spoke from the stage in Piazza del Popolo. But so much is `. I have listened with great respect that "consecrated women" who, from top of his faith and his experience, He told the stories of poor women raped and sold. And I thought, finally a woman who speaks of reality, expressing the indignation of consciousness, which testifies to his love for others. Light years away from the salons and meetings in which women talk about him, in language at times incomprehensible, with `is the language that does not get dirty in the streets. The dignity of the woman who defended the nun is that of `human being in its essence, impatient to wear labels or jackets. Why divide by force in the Guelphs and Ghibellines? The path to respect the ideas of others is a long way even if an intellectual the likes of Giuseppe De Rita, in an editorial in the Corriere della Sera " ospitato da Piùvoce nella rassegna stampa quotidiana, si cimenta con distaccata civetteria a mettere sullo stesso piano, quanto a caduta nel ridicolo, il pronunciarsi di centinaia di parlamentari sulla "nipote di Mubarak" e "la suora che conciona le folle". Lo capirebbe anche un bambino e non solo "il portiere romeno" del professore che il paragone non regge, di più, è offensivo, perché si vuol mischiare il diavolo con l`acqua santa. E una domanda viene naturale: se al posto della suora, a parlare ci fosse stato un sacerdote, si sarebbe comunque gridato al ridicolo?
Luciana D`Aleo
21 febbraio 2011
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