Protests in Vatican: Spotlight on Various Causes

Protests in Vatican: Spotlight on Various Causes
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Thursday 25 January 2024, 18:49

The list of protesters who have staged demonstrations in the Vatican, even managing to interrupt papal ceremonies to highlight various causes, has grown: this afternoon, during the Pope's mass at the Basilica of St. Paul, two girls shouted slogans to denounce the cruelty of bullfights to the world, and to save the bulls destined to be mercilessly skewered by bullfighters. Along the central nave, during the traditional rite of the conversion of St. Paul and the day dedicated to ecumenism, the girls' cries immediately drew the attention of the faithful and the cameras. The English phrase: Stop blessing corridas, stop blessing bullfights, was emblazoned on the white t-shirts they were wearing. Naturally, the gendarmes immediately intervened and, as always, took the protesters to a small room to be identified.

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