(ANSA) - VATICAN CITY, JANUARY 20 - Populisms, "fertile grounds" for hatred, are born of indifference. The Pope said so when he received a delegation from the Simon Churchent Center at the audience. "Concerns the increase, in many parts of the world, of a selfish indifference, for which only what is convenient for oneself is concerned: life is good if it suits me when something is wrong, anger and wickedness are unleashed. fertile lands to the particularisms and populisms that we see around us. Hatred grows rapidly on these lands, "said the Pope. The pontiff then spoke of the need to fight, even today, anti-Semitism. "We have still witnessed barbaric outbreaks of anti-Semitism recently. I do not tire of firmly condemning any form of anti-Semitism." "To address the root problem, however, we must commit ourselves - he concluded - to tilling the soil on which hatred grows, sowing peace". It is with "integration" that "we protect ourselves more".
Pope, populisms fertile grounds out of hatred
2020-01-20T11:52:12.480Z
From indifference populisms are born, "fertile grounds" for hatred. The Pope said so when he received a delegation from the Simon Wiesenthal Center at the audience. (HANDLE)