Sri Lanka, a Sicilian among the victims of the Easter attack
The horror of the terrorist attack on the Sinhalese church reaches the heart of Sicily.
Mourning for the Christian community of Catania, in Sicily. News coming from Sri Lanka has confirmed that among the three hundred victims of the Easter attack there was also a Sicilian mother. His name was Haysinth Rupasingha and lost his life last Sunday, in the explosions that occurred in the Church of St. Sebastian in Katuwapitiya in the province of Negombo.
The woman, 55 years, she moved to the Etna capital in the nineties, where she settled permanently, also taking up residence. He had decided to take advantage of the Easter weekend to take a trip to South East Asia, where he was with friends and relatives. From there, soon, it should have moved towards Australia, to meet his daughter.
Upon confirmation of the news, many - among the people of Catania - have expressed messages of condolence for someone who seems to have been known and appreciated in the Christian community of the city.
source – https://vocecontrocorrente.it/sri-lanka-una-siciliana-tra-le-vittime-dellattentato-di-pasqua/

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