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The human heat of the sea: Solidarity caps for sailors

by PREMIUM.CAT
Una escena vibrante se desarrolla en el 'Passeig de L’cullera' por el 'Port de Tarragona', donde se ve el equipo dedicado de 'Stella Maris' distribuyendo alegremente '775 gorras de lana' a marineros desde '46 barcos comerciales '. El escenario es animado, con el 'mar azul' y los 'botes' que se balancean suavemente en el fondo, mientras que el sol arroja un brillo cálido, iluminando las caras de los marineros agradecidos. Cada límite, elaborado con cuidado, muestra una variedad de 'colores' y 'tamaños', que refleja la creatividad de la comunidad local. Los voluntarios, predominantemente mujeres de 'parroquias' cercanas como Montblanc y Reus, se dedican a conversaciones sinceras, sus manos ocupadas con tejer y crochet, que encarnan un espíritu de 'solidaridad' y 'compasión'. La escena se enriquece con la presencia de 'Vicenç Veses', el director, que habla apasionadamente sobre la iniciativa, rodeada por un contexto de 'símbolos religiosos' y 'pancartas comunitarias', enfatizando la inclusión del proyecto respet

A gesture of solidarity in the port of Tarragona

In the heart of the port of Tarragona, the Stella Maris organization has carried out an admirable solidarity initiative. Thanks to the transfer of a space by the Port Authority, 775 wool caps have been distributed, helping the crews of 46 commercial vessels that have recently docked in the city.

Stella Maris: A hand extended to the seafarers

Founded in Glasgow in 1920, Stella Maris-Gostolat del Mar is an international organization linked to the Catholic Church, which has been established in Spain since 1927. Its main purpose is to provide emotional and spiritual support to those who navigate the oceans, as well as their relatives. Its mission includes sailors of all nationalities, races and sexes, with a firm commitment to respect their beliefs and cultures.

Innovation in tradition: The Caps Campaign

The Center of Stella Maris in Tarragona stands out for being the pioneer in the initiative of making wool caps, inspired by the Scandinavian traditions that have been creating coat pieces like scarves and socks for sailors for years. Vicenç Veses, director of the Secretariat of the Apostolate of the Sea of ​​Tarragona, explains that this action was born with the aim of providing some warmth during the harsh stays at sea.

Artisan creations: a community mobilized

The caps, presented in a range of colors and carvings, are mostly made by women from various parishes, including Montblanc, Reus and Tarragona. In addition, religious communities and solidarity individuals have contributed to their efforts to knit 4 to 8 pieces each, reflecting a true spirit of community and cooperation.

The value of volunteering

Vicenç Veses emphasizes the enthusiasm and dedication of the volunteers, who convey their passion to people in the environment, such as residents of civic centers and care for the elderly. This collaboration does not seek material reward, but is based on the personal satisfaction of contributing to a solidarity cause that benefits those who navigate the seas.

Reflections on the future

With this initiative, Stella Maris not only provides wool caps, but also weaves a network of emotional and spiritual support for sailors. The campaign represents an example of how the community can join the needs of others, creating a positive and lasting impact on the lives of those who live outside the Earth.

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