The Conference on Sport for All to be held at the Vatican on September 29. 30 will be held under the theme of integrated, accessible and relevant sport.
Marina Raj – Vatican
His Excellency Melchor Sanchez de Toca said that sports are a precious asset like language, literature, tradition and culture, and should be protected so that they are not harmed.
Archbishop Melchor Sanchez de Toca, Director of the Archdiocese of Education and Culture, said in a press conference about the International Summit on Sports for All, which will be held in the new room of the World Bishops’ Conference of the Vatican on September 29, this Thursday and Friday, 30.
Pererulthiru emphasized that sports should be made accessible to all as the joy of success, the experience of failure, humility, wisdom, and the camaraderie that comes from working together as a team can be found through sports. Melchor
Also, speaking at this press conference, the secretary of the Public Affairs, Family and Life Church, Arulpani Alexandre Awi Mello, said that we can create a better world through integrated sports as they bring everyone together as a community and foster friendship.
The schedule of this conference
1. “Integrated, accessible and relevant sports for everyone” will be the conference to be held with the most prominent people from sports organizations to speak,
2. By dividing into groups and sharing opinions, various questions are answered, and many important decisions are taken by organizations such as international organizations, Caritas, UNESCO, Special Olympics, and sportsmen’s opinions are included.
3. That ten working groups are divided and discussed in Italian, English, Spanish and French,
4. For the participants of this conference, on Friday, September 30, a Mass with Eucharistic Adoration has been organized and in the evening an event on culturally beneficial sports has been organized at the Vattikan Museum.
It is noteworthy that the final reports of this conference will be presented, signed and published in the presence of Pope Francis in the presence of Pope Francis at the St. Paul VI Arena of the Vatican next Friday.