The Crucifix not be touched, so are all the Christian symbols that are more than 2000 years in our country. I think this thought is shared by many, whereas that have already been successfully promoted by the Northern League and PDL collected signatures against the ruling of the Strasbourg Court. Leave aside for a moment the religious symbols and talk about integration, what many call the Italians to help against many non-EU nationals or not, who want to live in Italy.
Well I think that integration is not an issue of the Italian people, but those arriving in the beautiful country together with their family with the intention of finding a regular job and to study their children.
As we in the West we respect the religious symbols of the countries we visit for tourism should, subject to often strict rules of conduct for not going into conflict with the religious beliefs of the people who host us, should do likewise, and especially those who come to Italy to live without no claim to flaunt, as often happens.
Having said that, from an Italian citizen and Christian do not accept that someone who claims to have uplifted the crucifixes from classrooms, hospitals and public places, and I admire the Mayor of Ostra Vetere (AN) Mr. Bello that Massimo has issued an order with which it has ordered a fine of 500.00 euros for those who rob them and I hope that many of his colleagues do likewise.
Going on like this we get to that point? We ask that all be destroyed votive chapels scattered throughout the Italian territory and the various crucifixes that we find on many hiking trails, or the crosses placed on the peaks of the mountains, to also remove them from the tops of the towers, perhaps even changing the look and architectural make them look like minarets, to the delight of the many Muslims living in Italy?
I would not want that in a few years as we were advised not to wish "Merry Christmas" to avoid hurting non-Christians, whereas it has already been granted to an elementary school teacher to replace Jesus with the word "virtue" in Christmas carols and in many elementary schools have already banned the Nativity.
Unfortunately Christmas is becoming a party only consumer, so too the Advent, which begins in a few days and is considered only the period to visit the various markets, which are seen only with a grim look, no understanding religion of those who are in regions such as the South Tyrol and Austria, where Christianity is still deeply rooted.
rivers of words could be written on these issues and these days there are many open and frank discussions are incredulos to realize that there is a large group of Italians who shrugs and does not take sides in favor of the Christian roots of our country.
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