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The Cardinal of Naples Domenico Battaglia visited the United States of the World and the Museum of Peace.
Welcomed by Secretary-General Michele Capasso and Director Pia Molinari, he visited the main sections: the Great Mosque, the Chapels dedicated to Don Bosco, Mother Mazzarello, John Paul II, Padre Pio and Carlo Acutis. And then the sections dedicated to Don Diana, Raffaele Capasso, the Cribs, and the Great protagonists of history.

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There was a large influx of visitors and students, particularly from primary and middle schools, to the "228th anniversary of the birth of the tricolour flag".
Videos, images and documents - from the first presentation of the tricolour in Genoa in 1789 - involved the young visitors.
There were many connections through the Museum's large videowalls: in particular with the city of Reggio Emilia for the main celebrations in that city, where the flag-raising ceremony and the playing of the national anthem took place in square Prampolini.

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Emotion and nostalgia at the Museum of Peace - MAMT, in the "PINO DANIELE ALIVE" section, ten years after the great musician's death.
"We had spoken just a few minutes before the end of that 2014 to exchange greetings - said President Michele Capasso - but above all to agree on what to do next: the section of the Museum of Peace - MAMT that he so strongly wanted, the Concert for Peace and much more. That January day in 2015, the phone call from his son Alessandro froze my heart... and then the contacts with the mayor of Naples to organise the funeral in HIS NAPLES too !".
Ten years later Pino lives again in the section of the Museum of Peace: "PINO DANIELE ALIVE".
With humility and passion we fill the "famine of him and his music" by lovingly welcoming colleagues (Emma, Elodie, Ornella Vanoni, Tullio de Piscopo, etc.), fans, the many children suffering from rare diseases who find comfort in his music, the many international guests.
All outside the commercial canons and without time limits: those who enter this space leave after hours moved and retain an indelible trace of Pino's emotions.
The highlights in Michele Capasso's docufilm "PINO IS TERRA MIA".
We love you, Dear Pino!