L a Via Lucis arriva a Torino


  • 09 October 2020

Passerà da Torino il 15 ottobre la seconda edizione della Via Lucis che è partita il 4 ottobre da Bari. Si tratta di una iniziativa di preghiera e solidarietà itinerante inserita nel «Progetto Tucum» ideato da Giandonato Salvia, giovane economista pugliese membro del comitato organizzatore dell’evento «Economy of Francesco».

A Torino, undicesima stazione del percorso, il ‘santo della porta accanto’ è Pier Giorgio Frassati e il programma prevede giovedì 15 ottobre alle 17.30 un rosario missionario nella parrocchia Nostra Signora della Salute(via Vibò 26) a seguire alle 20 l’incontro presso la stazione di Porta Nuova dove saranno letti alcuni passi dell’enciclica «Fratelli tutti» e si mediterà una stazione della Via Lucis (Gesù risorto affida agli apostoli la missione di predicare il Vangelo, Mt 28, 16-20).

Ancora un momento di preghiera e riflessione il giorno successivo al Collegio degli Artigianelli in corso Palestro 14 alle 7 del mattino.

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