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I poveri del Papa (Lessico Papale 71)
- Narrated by: Domenico Agasso jr
- Length: 11 mins
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I poveri del Papa (Lessico Papale 71)
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Publisher's Summary
Papa Francesco è entrato nel linguaggio pubblico contemporaneo con una forza e un'energia che colpisce non solo i cattolici, ma anche i laici. Alcune parole, con lui, hanno cambiato di senso.
La squadra degli elemosinieri del Papa è formata da preti, suore e volontari guidati dal cardinale Kawiesky, che regolarmente caricano nel loro pulmino tonno in scatola, alimenti conservati, sapone, detersivi, dentifrici. Domenico Agasso Jr è andato con loro e in questa puntata ci racconta in presa diretta una giornata con "i poveri del Papa".
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