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Diocese of Cremona hosts Vismara Talks 2026
First source report
The Vismara Foundation De Petri ETS organized the Vismara Talks 2026 on October 21 and 22 in Cremona. The conference, titled "Inhabiting the limit: the meaning of death between psychology, care, and humanity," took place at the Santa Monica Campus of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart.
The two day event included 16 hours of workshops and training sessions for 250 participants.
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- Official source@diocesicremonaVismara Talks 2026. Abitare il limite: il senso della morte tra psicologia, cura e umanità
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