Gloria.TV News on the 26th of November 2014
No Flattering: Yesterday Pope Francis addressed the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, an advisory body with little political importance. Francis quoted the Italian poet, Clemente Rebora without saying that he was a priest. Further he criticized Europe: “Today we are presented with the image of a Europe which is hurt, not only by its many past ordeals, but also by present-day crises which it no longer seems capable of facing with its former vitality and energy; a Europe which is a bit tired and pessimistic, which feels besieged by events and winds of change coming from other continents.” Gloria.tv suspects, that the state of Europe corresponds to the state of the present Church.
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