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Lorca Planes visit the neighborhood of El Campico Sewer]

The Bishop of Cartagena, Mons. José Manuel Lorca Planes, yesterday visited the neighborhood and the facilities of the House Workshop The Campico Sewer, a Centre for Social Action Caritas, where he hosts, serves, accompanies and dignified life 60 families in serious social excursion.

During his visit was accompanied by the Delegate Episcopal Diocesan Caritas, D. Antonio Guardiola;

by the priest counselor Suburban Zone I, D. Francisco José Fernández;

by the management team of Caritas, D. José Saura, diocesan director, and Juan Antonio Illan, secretary general;

and the project manager of The Campico, Ms. Carmen Cremades.

The bishop wanted to see first hand what the social reality, of necessity, of suffering, but also overcoming of all those families that houses the Casa-Taller The Campico.

And, those living in situations of poverty and social exclusion also have much to share from their humanity.

"It is truly beautiful to behold how the Christian community as a whole turns to accompany these families who suffer and live daily uprooting and social exclusion, and after that, gradually, go channeling their lives," said Msgr. Lorca.

"For us, Roma women who live in the Campico, this house is our meeting place and meeting our escape, where to go for any kind of problem and need.

Without this house do not know what would become of us and our children, "said one of the women to the Bishop in the meeting which took the opportunity to show needlework they do and they have learned through the dedication of voluntary .

"For us it would be a dream come true to sell these details and make a living with it," noted another present, to which he added that "we need to keep, economically speaking, for ourselves and our husbands have a occupation either improving and maintaining the neighborhood.

We integrate and to dignify our lives and our families. "

It is important to be able to make visible the so worthy and commendable work carried out daily, both voluntary and contract staff of the House-Workshop The Campico, that the reality of the area and the situation in which they live is known Sewer these 60 families, and thus "try to find solutions for these people actually become protagonists of their lives," said Msgr. Lorca Planes.

Source: Obispado de Cartagena