Jordan the mission

Yesterday during the day I had a meeting with the children of our Educational Center Don Orione, talking a little about the Don Orione mission in the Middle East and also shed some light on the culture of the people of Jordan. Interesting is that many people do not know the difference between Jordan and Palestine, for some people the war in Gaza was in Jordan. But with a little time for conversation and a few videos I could show them the wonders of Jordan and that whatever they thought was wrong, we all live well and has wonderful places and security for those who wish to travel or even live. The night also spoke to the group of people travel Achiropta theology of the church. I think we still have much to talk and show a Jordan that they do not know. beautiful, hospitable, diverse and above all safe, ecolocar in the heart of each one a little of what I feel for this country and this people a true love

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