'I would like to recommend everyone for a constructive communication, that refuse prejudices against another, while giving priority to the culture of the meeting, thanks to which we can learn how to look at reality with a conscious faith'. This was the essence of a message given to the media on Tuesday in occasion of the World Communications Day from the Pope Francis. He laid the stress on the fact that communication operators should leave room even to the positive news. 

"It's a fact that in a system of communication which applies logic that good news does not constitute interest, thus is no news and where the drama of pain and the mystery of evil easily become the spectacle, we may be tempted to put our conscience to sleep or fall into despair. The bad and negative news has become part of our everyday's life, thus we need a reaction. We are gradually turning into apathetic human beings, unable to react against evil, thinking that it can't be stopped. But in fact even the evil may be stopped, because the good is bigger and stronger. This is the source of our hope," said Pope Francis.