The Archbishop of Bologna, notary for the disarmament of the terrorist organization, has been elected the new leader of the Italian Church, which accentuates his candidacy for the future conclave that will elect the successor of Pope Francis
In 1981, when the young seminarian Matteo Zuppi was ordained a priest, ETA had been murdering for 13 years: 348 dead on its payroll, of which 319 had occurred in a democracy. The Italian priest, a simple man who connects with people, was then devoted to the poorest, incardinated in the parish of Santa María, in the neighborhood
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