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E' un q':1alch~ ,cosa che veramente, ci ha sorpre.so· e'addoloato tutti 'q~anH: ciha s combus so.oliii·g1.lplh "ac~~~, ;{if;cii~Iibi{;~~a:;van;,b'clie'In t"It'aHlil pates ~~ro accadere certe COSE<:' e.in~ese ',c' e' gente, talm~llt~ p~zz<l..~ gerite pi~' crqdele delle bestie che e' contr~(;ci8ai~i~~f'Piin"cl:X:Jdruma'mta' e'ai;':rispeft~;"l ,)1.e) ;,l' Cari fratelli,£.a,nq,h~el,i0I1·c9me'Y,0.~'!I~Sen.tro.·.dell~;r9... dh~~ 1!!.l.<hy.2<;ej,p.!}e mi dice: 'Ci vorrebbe la pena dimorteper queste persone'. Sinceram(mte, io adesso non mi' fermo atcoi.!sia,era-r~',s~· ~ialgiul!~a ~~I!Q, q1A~!!.tll..iziij~ fX;~~~;,{l!.,e sia frutto di rabbia, vendetta 0 carii:a'·c;:hrist~al1~., ,Voglio soitanto affidarmi n,!ovamente Ie pa,role che ho d"tto durante la in'essa di 41?0,J·Y.9,!:"9'!'.I!~~jP"'!X;c~~ siano belle o siano Ie uniche vere, ma perche' sono. s~ncere ... Eccovele: .... ' ~ . 'I ~~ < ~ F~J~iff}~f~~cr¥ui'ii:4m,'~a:f{~tiuO's~:~:JntW!~~~o'tb,ros~ani~iil:~~~ uniti -per ricordare,~ medita 1."e e pregare. Per ricordare ·ii nostro fratello Aldo Moro e, . l' t'Jt't!'!~t: 'Itl ~;l~ "1o. lYI.!'O·.!';...·z - :J'-jtt~-:{ft;~""l~-.j;~!t: .~':-r ~i!fHYb'" ; ~~Stt ~,. ....ft: ''''''''04 T 11 . 't' con' Ul, u 1 co Oro,cli e una ~orte VIO en a e ua;- ara na-s .. appa t 0 a a Vl a mentre stavano compiendo il lora dovere. .Nella.tristezza di~questo'momento ci e.' 1!~:g~~~t~';i'~i'iitJai'in:J'ti't'EflieiYoe~n:'b'ia<i~'e(.qu1'"Stii"-'i61str'i;.cafit'fratelli 'con la m~s~~ ~i ;o,Sgi, cop. la ~.ess<l: .~,el g~rno ~i P.e'!tecoste. I~. significato della 'I L ·r· ·3.. •· ' ('r.,,;,~ 1:> •• IH •.,~.>.' h ,;) _.. , •• J.ll "Ir'!'f ,., l'd;''> nlt·" II P .aro a, d.1. D.10Ch e rlemple a Messa· d1 Oggl Cl d a, a' orza 1 mealt are su a vita .dei nostri. fratelli e sulla· nostra vita •. IlSignore Dio, in questa messa, ci dice che dii~~ntri iui~dilWill:i'ai1 p~dn'chlesfe', ".non"'isis£ii aiversita' di razza 0 dipers~ne: non esiste una differenza di lavo~i 'di uffici divisi in pill' umilf~.f piii I j:JJiiiii~?Ji£ 'liuJii'cP6W(nl~a'c~bmpJgna~ '~e'iia vli~i q~el~o' che <:i fa sentire :viClpi. gli uni agli altri; ciol.che ci rende capaci di capirci fra di noi, ·e -- 'solt~ilto"?r- i~6 ~~ rEi11L':Ji\Rp'eito{'~h~~iibi ~aHi)rarrt~'~'~r8o ~~itiomof'v!e~rso gli ubm~ni, verso la dignita' umana. E' un dono della Spirito Santo.questo, e' un dono della Spi rit~ ci~1's1~gJa~~efi~i Jiiii' d~~6 :.;ti&-'1d griiiii6''di! n6i.lclii~~e~u'mirmente ogni Mattina al Padre, e'.un.dono,che il nostro·fratello Aldo Moro chiedeva ogni matti~a nell~c:g~~s}a'cPfiii?a'Jdi\?oih~R';r'~':'f1 'Jlio'raVOio:1t 'qti:e-JtW~ono Dio 10 ha concesso a lui eagli altri fratelli uccisi che. con'illoro sangue, ci las ciano una testimonia~~:t.; "-t1''i£~{i~xi-d ti~a·t~8nhl.b;';iiiki'a:'d·iJfJde ':fehr line~t~1 enella democrazia, ci las ciano' una .testimoni,anza dl, speranza verso giorni di pace e di giustizia. E' con l'impegn~';g'.l~'Jri'1i!s'a:'c'rrfi'c'i(Hii ..t'utt1'i~hefl(i')5p?rito Santo ci guida verso una nuova terra e un nuovo .cielo dove la fratellanza fra tutti noi sara' costruitadall'amore. e dall~ generosita' ,che ognuno sapia' portare c'on la sua propria vita •. '11.0/1' ..• , .... .... l!'):l E perche' questi nostri pensieri non rimangano parole vuote, non in questa Messa Ii voglia~o offrire ate, Dio che ci salvi: accetta il ricordo dei nostri fratelli morti, donaci ~aforza di costruire la pace e la comunioneche tu e noi desideriaino. Padre Roberto Russo " "nrS' in .ca~h"> r,n)~. ·~:tt>,,))_ ,.,.• ':" !t£J j"~"':i o.:t~;~ ·'~'i:'(.l~r!:.~ ;;~I r~.~· "i?:i :.J. ; ~~~:,'L)rl!.·.£': '"" .. ~l !')";,c, ;,:,IIL ~ii:··!~~~t}" .• ~":4,~·~!~:-.. >4 te-~:...·r.;J. l-:Ul ~c.J ;;"'-1(:;(/ ~1:5!!. ~:, ,,-};'~_._ ~.~ ... '"'<"~~ v..!~'-·,,::< ~t',5';'. "R.iu~~~~::d~ M.ej~f~.9n~ s,~p~:~a!o.~;t~l;:~?_;~u; >,J 1'" ,,-'Jfi.j '':?,' , ; f':(,i ~·.iP !l:..--Ji .~~~.-'~j.btyyd E.J .:3.:i'.":~:i> .,i:i8( ~7.lf./~ ,lr.'::~')f~''''::;·~'·, .• l:I~:I~~l.i:~·~_--l '_\ ! ..'''~ ~I",~ ..ts t>~. {;.",; to:, l'-Ei; Iie'cessario"cHe(s'p€iidi'arrio',quar~ne .parola<~su!questai':':"'1 ," ~~.uI Ii .,~"rt';; "·,,I_.:.,n.,' .,'''' .~ ~..
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