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Mon, May

Fr Giuseppe MagroITA - ESP - ENG

Yesterday evening, at 7:30 (local time), in the community of "Divina Provvidenza" of Alba, our brother Disciple of the Divine Master has returned to the Father. BR. GIUSEPPE MARCELLO MAGRO, 86 years, 68 of Pauline life, 66 of religious profession.


Giuseppe was born in Pressana (Verona, Italy) on 13 April 1928. After some years with the Scalabrinian Fathers, he crossed the threshold of the Congregation in Alba on 12
October 1945. He did his novitiate in Rome (1947-1948), at the end of which he made his first profession on 19 March 1948, taking the name on that occasion of Marcello, a name with which his confreres had used to call him, in French (Marcel). He made his perpetual profession in Rome on 19 March 1953.

Agenda Paolina

May 06, 2024

Feria (bianco)
At 16,11-15; Sal 149; Gv 15,26–16,4a

May 06, 2024

* SSP: 1904 a Benevello (Italia) nasce Maggiorino Vigolungo • FSP: 1963 a Medellín (Colombia).

May 06, 2024SSP: Fr. Paolino Camparmò (2010) • FSP: Sr. Maria Grazia Mannini (2009) - Sr. M. Raffaella Magsarili (2011) - Sr. M. Christina Schreil (2013) - Sr. M. Roberta Sguazzardo (2015) • PD: Sr. Innocenza Bottaro (1945) - Sr. M. Monica Battajello (1976) - Sr. M. Dominika Gonciarz (2008) - Sr. M. Mercedes González (2017) • SJBP: Sr. Innocenza Turra (2012) • IGS: Mons. Luigi Liverzani (1995).

Thoughts

May 06, 2024

Degnatevi, o Maestro Divino, rendere le nostre anime illuminate nella fede, assetate di perfezione, accese nello spirito di orazione, perché possiamo fare nostro il proposito di Maggiorino: “Progredire un tantino ogni giorno” (PR 257).

May 06, 2024

Dignaos, Maestro divino, iluminarnos con la fe, darnos sed de perfección y encendernos en el espíritu de oración para que hagamos nuestro el propósito de Mayorino: “Progresar un poquito cada día” (PR 257) .

May 06, 2024

Deign, O Divine Master, to make our souls enlightened in faith, thirsty for perfection, enkindled in the spirit of prayer, so that we can make our own Maggiorino’s resolution: “To progress a little every day” (PR 257).