He told the kids that Santa doesn't exist. The bishop apologizes.

The Bishop of Noto in Sicily surprised students of a school last week during an art festival telling them Santa Claus is not real. No, Santa Claus doesn't exist. In fact, I would add that the red suit he wears has been chosen by Coca Cola exclusively for purposes [...]
No, Santa Claus doesn't exist. In fact, I would add that the red suit he wears has been chosen by Coca Cola exclusively for advertising purposes”, Antonio Stalglian said to children.
However, after the bishop's comments became viral, Noto's Diocese sought public forgiveness, reports CNN.
The first “, in the name of Bishop, expresses regret over this statement that has disappointed the children and we want to clarify that this was not the goal of Mr. Staglian”, the statement states.
Stalglianão also spoke of his comments, saying: “I did not tell them that Santa Claus does not exist, but we talked about the need to distinguish what is true from what is not”, follows the clankosova.
Comments came during a event held on St. Nicholas's Day, the initial inspiration for Santa Claus figure and widely known for his generosity.











