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| The plaque mail recently - in the Gallery of Carriages - recalls the naming of the Milan Central Station to Mother Cabrini |
"Frances Xavier Cabrini . The frontiers of the soul. " It is a multimedia project director Gjon Kolndrekaj dedicated to the patron saint of migrants. Among the members of the Honorary Committee for the project, the archbishop of Milan, Cardinal. Dionigi Tettamanzi, and the president of the Pontifical Council for Migrants and Itinerant People, Mgr. Antonio Maria Veglio. It is "a work - He explains - which intends to improve and renew
the actuality of the spiritual message of the Holy Church and social Lodi as a sublime example of humanity and poignant testimony to instil confidence and promote values \u200b\u200bin times of high emigration itinerant . The documentary will trace the major milestones in the life of Mother Cabrini: from birth (1850) until the canonization (1946) and the proclamation of a "heavenly patroness of all emigrants" (1950), ordered by Pope Pius XII. A book, with attachment of the DVD documentary film (there is also a version in the main foreign languages), will also deepening the figure of the first American saint. In support of the project (which will take the advice of historical Lucetta Scaraffia, professor of contemporary history at the "Sapienza" of Rome) is also a calendar, a traveling exhibition on the life and work of Mother Cabrini and a website.
the actuality of the spiritual message of the Holy Church and social Lodi as a sublime example of humanity and poignant testimony to instil confidence and promote values \u200b\u200bin times of high emigration itinerant . The documentary will trace the major milestones in the life of Mother Cabrini: from birth (1850) until the canonization (1946) and the proclamation of a "heavenly patroness of all emigrants" (1950), ordered by Pope Pius XII. A book, with attachment of the DVD documentary film (there is also a version in the main foreign languages), will also deepening the figure of the first American saint. In support of the project (which will take the advice of historical Lucetta Scaraffia, professor of contemporary history at the "Sapienza" of Rome) is also a calendar, a traveling exhibition on the life and work of Mother Cabrini and a website.
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