The red priest, the street priest, the new global priest. Don Andrea Gallo is the founder of the Community of San Benedetto al Porto in Genoa, an island of solidarity that welcomes people in difficulty: drug addicts, former prostitutes, former thieves, men and women in transit from one sex to the other. He became famous when he denounced the events at the Diaz and Bolzaneto schools during the G8 in Genoa, becoming an icon of the pacifist world. Don Gallo, however, is above all a man of the Church, deeply convinced of wearing the cassock, and equally convinced that he can do so with full freedom of thought and action. An angelically anarchic priest, who in this book reveals his revolutionary point of view on complex issues such as the fight against drugs, new globalism, politics, and tells of extraordinary encounters with that suffering humanity that knocks on his door and with the many stars of the world of entertainment and politics, from Vasco Rossi to Romano Prodi, who have loved and supported him for years. What emerges are the fragments of a great and very current veristic novel, something similar to that world of “dignified and desperate stories” set to music and words by his fellow citizen Fabrizio
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