The green "cage of punishment" which surfaced after a mother complained that the children accommodated in the Ark's structure in Volos were locked in a cage as punishment, is reinforced by the documentary photo from this annex.
The deputy mayor of Volos and industrialist, Kostas Loulis in 2015 donated a property owned by him in the Diminiu area to the "Ark of the World" and then his ex-wife made the same move, sensitized by the children of the Ark donated another property in order for both properties to become social centers and help the work of the Ark. Deputy Mayor Costas Loulis spoke to protothema.gr about the existence of the green cage.
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"In 2015 I had made the first donation to "Ark of the World" where it was 15 acres of garden with a model farm, I would say. Within those acres is the building where the children of "Ark of the World" are still housed today. In this garden where I lived with my family for many years and before I made the donation to "Ark" I had placed 8 large cages and two smaller ones and put in various animals such as ducks, geese, chickens, pheasants, swans and it was a wonderful garden full of animals.
Now, from what I have learned there is a mother who complains that people from the facility were locking her child in these cages in order to punish her to make her comply. I cannot prejudge Father Antonio, I respect the presumption of innocence and that is the job of justice. People ask me if, after all these allegations, I regret making this donation to the Ark of the World. I don't regret it because I did it for these children who are in great need. The purpose of my donation was for these hurting children to live in a beautiful and warm environment.
In fact, my ex-wife
had also become aware of the issue of the children of the Ark of the World and had also donated another 10 acres. Because the Ark was of great value, she paid us the value of the renovations," Kostas Loulis tells protothema.gr.
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