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Professor Roberto Rusconi to speak on San Francesco at Carpi museum
First source report
Professor Roberto Rusconi will lead a discussion titled "San Francesco e il potere" on October 29 at 18:00 at the Museo diocesano – chiesa di Sant’Ignazio in Carpi. The event serves as a presentation for the volume "San Francesco. La vita" and is part of the exhibition "San Francesco ‘da Carpi’. 800 anni, 1000 volti, un legame."
During the meeting, Rusconi will examine the relationship between the saint and the political and religious power dynamics of his time. The exhibition marks the 800th anniversary of the death of the Saint of Assisi. The event is open to the public.
Rusconi is a founder of the «Rivista di Storia di cristianesimo» and previously served as an ordinary professor of Storia di cristianesimo e delle Chiese at Università Roma Tre.
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- Oct 27, 2:31 PM PT Diocese of Carpi to screen film on Carlo Acutis
- Oct 27, 2:31 PM PT Bishop Erio Castellucci to preside over thanksgiving Mass
- Oct 27, 2:00 PM PT Diocese of Carpi to commemorate all the faithful departed
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