In the hands of who we are…
FIFTH COLUMN
Of Longinus
Is called Francesco, ha 73 years, he is a retired worker and lives in Maldola, a small town in the Forlì Apennines. His daughter Elisa, 45 years, She has been brain damaged since birth. The day before yesterday morning, all 8.30, before entrusting her to the minibus that would take her - like every one, and 12 years – in a Service Center, Francesco fired a gunshot into Elisa's head, who died instantly. Then, Francesco turned the gun on himself and shot himself. He is now in very serious condition, while Elisa's mother is still in severe shock. Francesco was afraid he couldn't do it anymore, he was worried about not being able to continue to support Elisa's expenses and above all he was anxious about his daughter's future. What would happen without him and without his wife?
A story like many, it will be said. Yes, like too many. At the beginning of March, in Florence, a man of 84 years, Warring, he took his hunting rifle and shot his wife Gina, 82 years old and to his daughter Sabrina, 44 years, tetraplegica. Him too, like Francesco, he was afraid of the future.
Another Francesco, Instead, who has no fear of the future, and therefore of death, because he shows that he does not believe in Hell either, much less, in the immortality of the soul, it desecrates the contemplation and prayers of monks. Read More