What has driven mankind to live isolated and separated from fellowship with God, from showing compassion towards others and from respect of his very own life?

About 1,000 people gathered to remember the victims of Germanwings Flight 9525. Although many had asked for a plural ceremony, it was a Catholic service. Evangelical, Jewish and Muslim representatives only spoke at the end of the ceremony.

Thomas Bucher, secretary general of the European Evangelical Alliance, “expected more respect towards victims who were not from a Catholic background.”

Some 1,500 guests attended the ecumenical service to mourn the victims of the Germanwings flight that crashed in France last month.

Second "black box" from Germanwings: co-pilot Andreas Lubitz purposely used the controls to speed up the plane's descent.

Spanish evangelical psychiatrist Pablo Martínez talks about Andreas Lubitz’s behaviour and the mourning of the families.

The co -pilot received psychotherapy treatment before getting his pilot’s licence. DNA strands of 80 of the victims have been found.

Düsseldorf prosecutors found a torn-up doctor's note, signing him off work on the day of the crash.

“Absolute silence inside the cockpit during the last 10 minutes”, said Brice Robin, Marseille prosecutor. Lufthansa president: “I would not have been able to imagine that the situation would have got even worse.”

Aircraft's black box voice recorder has been recovered and contains a usable audio. European leaders have visited the crash site.

Most passengers were German tourists coming back from holidays in Spain. French President Hollande said that there are probably no survivors. Black box has been found.