Those sacred gestures of Salvini: why he chose the rosary
Salvini responds to Father Sorge who declared that Italy “she is no longer Christian because she is a Northern League member”. And he explains: “Behind that waved Rosary there are values, a culture, an identity, a tradition”
The League, through its leader Matteo Salvini, she seems determined to carry on, more and more, a cultural battle to bring the less progressive faithful of the Catholic Church Italian.
The challenge will be launched in particular to those high prelates and progressive theologians who, rooted in ideologies rather than ethical and moral principles, they attacked and, despite their ideological debacle, presumably they will continue to personally attack Salvini and the Northern League.
Salvini launched the last thrust late on Tuesday evening 28 May interviewed by Nicola Porro during a special of Fourth Republic. Replying angrily, without mentioning the name, to that priest who had declared that Italy “she is no longer Christian because she is a Northern League member”, the vice president of the Council replied: “But what problems does he have?!”, explaining, shortly after, That “behind that waved Rosary there are values, a culture, an identity, a tradition”.
The reference, not even very veiled, it is relative to what was said by Father Bartolomeo Sorge, the former director of Catholic Civilization and the Institute of Political Education “Pedro Arrupe” of Palermo who, are Twitter, he wrote that “Italy is a Northern League member, no longer Christian. The Northern League member says: 'Italians first'; the Christian: 'the rejected first'. Nor is it enough to kiss Jesus in public; Judas has already done it too”. Another Jesuit, the political scientist of Civiltà Cattolica Father Francesco Occhetta, on TV2000 he had declared that the use of religious symbols during electoral rallies and after the electoral outcome would represent “a sacral dimension linked to polytheism”, to one “sociological dimension of religion but not to faith”.
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