(fri) Journalist Award 2011 for parish bulletins, diocesan sponsored by the Office for Social Communications and the New Catholic weekly newspaper, will be dedicated to the memory of Joseph Berti, Piacenza character in the world of politics and culture, died in 1979 following a car accident. Figure known and respected so much that by the city parish of St. Anne was asked to start the process of beatification. The winning-2011 binds to the diocesan Mission popular in its second year is built around the themes of fragility, affectivity and, indeed, citizenship. Topics also focused by the conference of the Italian Church in Verona in 2006. The basic question is: "As the Christian community or the individual people are witnesses of the Gospel in one or all of these areas. "
will be examined articles published in parish bulletins in 2011 relating to the People's Mission. Three categories: authors, newsletters and, new this year, the parish web sites. The latter in collaboration with the Multimedia Center for Pastoral Care, the latest of the many offices that deal with the diocese in the communications field. The choice of Joseph Berti
for 2011 thus seems the most apt. Berti (which is dedicated to the diocesan library) is a man who made the commitment to the civitas social, political, educational, the pivot of her life from her own experience of faith lived in the Christian community Piacenza. Here he was positions of the first floor. Born in 1899 in Mortlake, was a graduate in philosophy from Catholic University. Since the mid-twenties had led the youth group of the Catholic movement Piacenza, participating in the founding of the People's Party and, as an intellectual, in the fight against fascism. For many years he was chairman of the board of diocesan Catholic Action. In his parish, St. Anne, was at the helm of the Movement Vincent. He founded and directed then, still in Piacenza, the ACLI and Enaip, an institution for vocational training of young people. On 18 April 1948 he was elected deputy to the first Parliament of the Italian republic. It was part of the candidate of the Christian Democrats and engaged mainly in schools. On Joseph Berti You can read the book by Fausto Fiorentini: Giuseppe Berti, a lay person to serve the Church ", published by Berti, 1999, pp. 216.
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