He loved the hermitic life and chose Mount Morrone and the Maiella massif, in Abruzzo, to fully adhere to the Gospel. His example attracted several young people and gave life to a religious congregation by adopting the rule of Saint Benedict. Female Benedictine monasteries also adhered to the constitutions, today the only ones to follow … Read more
L’AQUILA – The Carispaq Foundation presented this afternoon at the Auditorium of the Park the docufilm “Celestino V the Pope out of this world” directed by Cinzia TH Torrini And Ralph Palka. The work was produced by Cassiopea Film Productione by the Pescarabruzzo Foundation. The film reconstructs the last years of the hermit’s life through … Read more
L’AQUILA – “I faced Celestino V not only for the charm and the Abruzzo myth that it represents but because each of us needs spirituality, and for me nature is the most suitable place where I can find it. The hermit and the search for him in nature as the source of everything is a … Read more
He loved the hermit life and chose Mount Morrone and the Maiella massif, in Abruzzo, to adhere fully to the Gospel. His example of him attracted several young people and gave birth to a religious congregation by adopting the rule of St. Benedict. To adhere to the constitutions were also female Benedictine monasteries, today the … Read more
The book was presented in the bookshop “Colacchi” very recently “The Popes and Celestine V” (L’Aquila, One Group, 2022), by Angelo De Nicola to his sixth work dedicated to the history and spirituality of Forgiveness. If the scientific discourse assigns an important part to experimentation in the advancement of knowledge, well, De Nicola can now … Read more