Exhibitions ’09

A daily life defined by the Christian event: in short, this is the experience of the reductions in Paraguay. This experience developed in the space of 150 years, from the ... Read More

  Within a quarter of a century, in the middle of the Fifteenth Century, between Florence and Arezzo three figurative events happened that characterize the passage from the Middle Ages ... Read More

  On the occasion of the fourth centennial anniversary of Galileo’s first observations through his telescope, we chose a vertiginous human experience as topic: that which is proper of those ... Read More

  In the year 2007, in Italy, Marietti published María Zambrano’s book Filosofia y educación [Philosophy and Education] with the Italian title Per l’amore e per la libertà. It is ... Read More

Pavel Florenskij (1882-1937) died as a martyr in the Soviet Union, even though he hadn’t received a religious education; on the contrary, out of a mistaken human respect, his father ... Read More

  Still nowadays, Saint Augustine is the most widely read Christian author. The Confessions are his masterwork; the most widely sold religious text, even among the non-believers. Why this success? ... Read More

  This exhibition shows the beginning of the great phenomenon of the Christian Basilicas in Rome, Milan and Aquileia, starting from the most ancient testimonies that, according to ongoing researches, ... Read More

  In a city like Naples, in a district like Rione Sanità where there is a permanent crisis, facts, encounters, actions, words, and songs happened that in their simplicity show ... Read More

 

The Association “Educar para a vida”, which was born in the context of the Association “Trabalhadores Sem Terra”, will be present at the Meeting with Marcos and Cleuza Zerbini and ... Read More

Punto Cuore is an international charitable organization founded in 1990 by French priest Thierry de Roucy. Its mission is carried out through 35 “Punto Cuore” houses in 20 countries and through the International Center for a Culture of Compassion (ICCC) in the United States.
What is Punto Cuore’s mission? To serve the poor, the suffering, and the most abandoned in the world; to offer friendship to those who are alone, approaching each person with an attitude of compassion; to generate and promote a culture of compassion that affirms the intrinsic value of every human being at all levels of society, through various initiatives in the fields of business, politics, science, and the arts.
The exhibition at the 2009 Meeting presents forty paintings, along with photographs and texts from the field, introducing visitors to this unique experience of compassion and presence. This visual journey concludes with the screening of three videos. A small team of volunteers will be present to provide a personal encounter with the work of Punto Cuore.

In collaboration with Jean-Marie Porté.