“Being with, choosing to build meaningful relationships, meeting people, families” This is how Franca De Bonis, volunteer and co-founder of Circolo Polipia, describes her commitment since 1990 with the Rom.… Read more
They found their smile, energy and joy of life again. They are 12 very young people – almost all of them children, except for two teenage boys – who, since… Read more
A program is being offered by the Jesuits in Catania addressed to couples who have experienced hurts in their relationship. This program helps them to rediscover the real face of… Read more
In Scampia, ten people have found work in the Hurtado Centre. Its presence in the neighbourhood dates back to the 1990s. At this Centre pastoral activity, which is directly marked… Read more
The war in Ukraine will raise the number of displaced persons in the world to 90 million. Fr.Camillo Ripamonti, president of Centro Astalli, deplored this terrible figure during the presentation… Read more
This is a weekly diary from Piero Loredan SJ in Bucharest, accompanying the Ukrainian refugees.
40 Ukrainian refugees will be welcomed in Sighet, Romania, where the Italian CLC, through its international section, the Lega Missionaria Studenti, has opened in the last 20 years 3 family… Read more
A workshop on “Faith and Politics” organized by JESC, the Jesuit European Social Network, will be held in Venice, between August 14 and 21, 2022, at the Jesuit headquarters of… Read more
Founded in 1945 in Genoa, this work today mainly welcomes homeless people to help them start all over and become self-sufficient. Over 80 people are welcomed every day, a thousand… Read more
The Gonzaga Campus of Palermo and Centro Astalli have been offering literacy courses at different levels to foreigners for 15 years. The agreement signed with the University of Perugia has… Read more
The second edition of the radio program is in progress promoted by Astalli Centre and Vatican Radio. 6 episodes, focusing this year on the welcoming and integration process of refugees… Read more
An exhibition of twenty portraits of refugees welcomed by Centro Astalli
