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Giulio Boati, founder of Centro aiuto alla vita Ambrosiano, died

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Giulio Boati, a founding member and longtime president of the Centro aiuto alla vita Ambrosiano, has died following an illness. Giuseppe Del Giudice, the current president of the center, reported the death and described Boati as a dedicated defender of life who worked to support vulnerable people and build a supportive community.

Boati led the center for a period of time. One of his primary contributions was the 1988 establishment of Casa Letizia, a project designed to support mothers in difficulty and their children. The initiative aimed to provide mothers with the resources and relationships necessary to keep their families together and avoid the removal of children from their homes.

Funeral services for Boati were scheduled for Friday, October 2, at 2:45 p.m. at the Parish of Santi Nabore e Felice in Milan.

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