MISSIONARI GIUSEPPINI IN CONTINENTE AFRICANO


  • 19 October 2020

Se quando diciamo “missionari” intendiamo anche coloro che hanno lasciato la loro terra e vivono in un paese diverso dal proprio nella lingua, nella cultura, nelle tradizioni … be’ allora i Giuseppini del Murialdo nella loro storia ne hanno avuti veramente tantissimi.

 

MISSIONARI ITALIANI in AFRICA

 

In questo Ottobre missionario vogliamo ricordarne alcuni e, in questa news e in queste foto, soprattutto i Giuseppini Italiani che sono andati in West Africa (Sierra Leone, Guinea Bissau, Ghana, Nigeria): alcuni sono stati i pionieri e sono già in cielo, come P. Lino Barbieri, p. Antonio Maculan, p. Tarcisio Riondato, p. Giuseppe Cavallin. Altri sono ora in altre province, ma hanno trascorso in Africa molto tempo: p. Giovanni Martelli, p. Lorenzo Vanini, p. Luigi Cencin, p. Giambattista Nicolato, p. Gabriele Prandi, Fratel Marco De Magistris, p. Eugenio Beni, … Altri sono ancora in Africa: p. Mario Zarantonello, p. Maurizio Boa, p. Bruno Guzzonato, p. Giovanni Zanni, p. Giuliano Pini, p. Antonio Testa, Fratel Giuseppe Negro, p. Luigino Rossi, p. Pierangelo Valerio, p. Mariolino Parati.

                      Tutta la Famiglia del Murialdo prova un “umile orgoglio” per questi confratelli e attraverso il nostro sito e questa news in questo mese missionario mandiamo loro il nostro fraterno abbraccio, il nostro sostegno economico quando possiamo, ma soprattutto la nostra intensa preghiera!

 

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Murialdo 2027 Calendar: A Year to Experience Together

The Murialdo 2027 Agenda is currently being prepared; it is designed to accompany the days of the new year with events, reflections, and words inspired by the charism of St. Leonardo Murialdo. It will be a special edition, dedicated to the journey of preparation for the bicentennial of our Founder’s birth. A small, everyday item and, at the same time, a great gift idea for anyone who wants to feel like part of the Murialdina Family. To request your copies, please email vita.g@murialdo.org. Due to logistical reasons, a small contribution toward shipping costs may be requested. The Letter from the Father General, Fr. Nadir Poletto Building the Civilization of Love  To all of you who accompany us through the Congregation’s Calendar, in the initiatives and events of the Congregation of St. Joseph and the Murialdo Family: We are delighted and sincerely grateful for this sense of participation and sharing in daily life that you offer in our communities and works throughout the world. Sharing responsibility for the Murialdo mission is a blessing for everyone. The Church’s current message—which also sets forth guidelines for the future of the Church, our Congregation of St. Joseph, and the entire Murialdo Family, as presented in Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas—leads us to recognize the profound cultural, social, and technological challenges that society, and young people in particular, are facing in this time of profound change.  If the trend in today’s world is to build a “New Babel,” which represents the idolatry of profit at the expense of the most vulnerable and increases the risk of dehumanization, we are called, according to Pope Leo XIV, to build the “New Jerusalem”—the city of love, where love is the sole guiding principle of economic, political, and cultural life.  My hope for this year, 2027, is to make notes in my calendar that will contribute to the building of a new society, where God and humanity live together.  Another event not to be missed this year is the celebration of the bicentennial of the birth of St. Leonardo Murialdo, which will begin in October 2027 and conclude in October 2028. In anticipation of this historic anniversary, we are all invited to participate in the celebrations and events that will involve the entire Murialdo Family.  A warm, brotherly greeting to everyone.  Fr. Nadir Poletto Father General


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