25 August 2012
Sister Maria Pia Giudici, winner of the “2012 Mediterranean Award for Inter-religious dialogue” made a written dedication to the Totem for Peace by Mario Molinari entitled “Art and Spiritualism”. |
19 August 2012
The Totem for Peace by Molinari is increasingly becoming the symbol of peace, including at a suggestive Holy Mass in the woods surrounding Pescasseroli, where it was celebrated with festivities and dancing at the end of mass. Father Roberto Berruti, a Roman parish priest in the suburbs of Testaccio exhorted the prayer groups and young people to spread the message of love and dialogue. |
15 August 2012
President Michele Capasso spent a few days with Sister Maria Pia Giudici, winner of the “2012 Mediterranean Award for Interreligious Dialogue”, and Sister Monica Angulo, from the “San Biagio” (Subiaco) House of Prayer. Sister Giudici is a renowned scholar of the Holy Scriptures and promoter of dialogue among religions, laity and atheism, and moreover, a supporter of the actions for peace undertaken by the Fondazione Mediterraneo.During a series of long discussions, President Capasso and Sister Maria Pia Giudici reflected on the major problems of our times expressing the hope that peace would become the objective of all peoples. |
14 August 2012
Young people from the Ecumenical Youth Movement in Pescara met with President Michele Capasso at the Monte Tranquillo Sanctuary. President Capasso spoke of his life and the tragic situation in Syria. The Holy Mass was dedicated to the memory Rita Capasso. |
14 August 2012
At a meeting involving youth volunteers from different movements, President Capasso made a gift of his book “Nostro Mare Nostro” to the young people. |
13 August 2012
Young people from all lover Italy met up in front of Mario Molinari’s Totem for Peace in Pescasseroli to “embrace peace”. |
09 August 2012
An operational meeting took place at the Secretariat of the World Urban Forum with directors of UN-HABITAT, young people and women to discuss the themes of women and youths, which are programmed for 2 September. The Fondazione Mediterraneo is a partner at these events. |
02 August 2012
President Michele Capasso and Pia Molinari attended the concert by the Palestina Youth Orchestra conducted by Sian Edwards.
02 August 2012
The President of the Fondazione Mediterraneo, Architect Michele Capasso, went back to “Villa Vettica” in Amalfi after 33 years.
This Villa belonged to Carlo Ponti where Roman Polanski filmed “What?” in 1972. Michele Capasso spent his early years there with his future wife Rita and carried out numerous renovation works.
29 July 2012
The "Terre Sonore" Festival took place in Minori under the patronage of the Casa del Maghreb Arabo and the Fondazione Mediterraneo and was dedicated to Tunisia. |