I usually remember the words of Cardinal Martini, although I came to know that in reality the Archbishop of Milan did not say what I, hallucinated, wanted to read in a newspaper. It was more or less this: “It is inexplicable that another religion is embraced than the Catholic one, whose sacrament of confession removes from a plume and forever the crimes or moral faults, that is, their sins, with the mere act of saying them to the confessor and c…
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I usually remember the words of Cardinal Martini, although I came to know that in reality the Archbishop of Milan did not say what I, hallucinated, wanted to read in a newspaper. It was more or less this: “It is inexplicable that another religion is embraced than the Catholic one, whose sacrament of confession removes from a plume and forever the crimes or moral faults, that is, their sins, with the mere act of saying them to the confessor and c…