Tilos: refusal to give a coffin for funerals – Pope's alternative proposal [pics]

Tilos has a central theme at Christmas, after the shock of Maria Kamma. With his portrait on Facebook, the mayor of Tilos said that the island priest had not given a coffin to bury a 75-year-old British resident of Tilos, who died Sunday.

Tilos: Mayor's complaint

Here is Mrs. Kamma's story: "Merry Christmas, Love, Peace, Solidarity, Offer and all the related words … that we say without feeling them unfortunately without understanding them! We here in Tilos, on Christmas Eve, we fight for a coffin! It's not funny, it's not simple, but Christmas we said … And who was the coffin? but with the authority of everything, the priests, sorry priests, ours, you know …

An incredible story. Serious complaint instead of singing! In the morning, a 75 year old British resident of the island died. There was no member of his family here and, as in small societies, some philosophers run to help – Tilos does not have a ceremonial office – We are looking for the village priest to get a coffin so to transfer the body to Kos and to take over the funeral office for the last trip of our English friend.

From there, a priest from there, the priest, the priest! 12 to 3 meridians nap you see! We find him at 15:00. Give us the coffin, this and that, the boat pbades at 9 o'clock, and the next day you know after Christmas! No, I can not give you the answer, because you are a priest, who will pay it? I have nothing else and many such tragic excuses!

Mayor of Tilos: "I am ashamed to say that I was"!

Because I'm starting to floc & a few moments ago, I managed to put some pressure – I quickly mention that he told me not to worry about my gold and become a scandal! On the port, a coffin of Rhodes will come and the dead will be placed under the tree, so breathe a little brother after we have not made a manger this year.

Oh, our pope has made it a habit to remember his status to make a funeral ceremony! How about that? you are a business man! As if I was not ashamed, I say! Honestly, I'm really sorry about the idea we get involved with our children! And do not blame me, I'm not gone I'm not an atheist but I have nothing with those who do not believe as much as me guys!

I learned to believe in the man and his values, I learned to respect and honor my dead and I did not expect that the representatives of the I & # 39; church catch the banners and show up at each rally to count the money in front of a man who lost his life … Our English friend is leaving on his last trip, but our children have won FERETRO! YOU ARE GOOD CHRISTMAS Good Journey Joy and we thank you, TELAKOS, who chose our island and you did it too. "

Source: dimokratiki.gr