Italian
In the latest meeting of the Social and Political Training School of the Veneto Circle, the Patriarch of Venice, Monsignor Francesco Moraglia, along with Honorable Lorenzo Fontana, President of the Chamber of Deputies, provide the large audience present with a great opportunity for dialogue on society and the relationship between individualism and community, coordinated by journalist Tiziano Graziottin, Director of the “Dino Buzzati” School of Journalism of the Order of Journalists of Veneto, moderator and entertainer
Everything will take place on Thursday, June 19 at the Novotel in Mestre, with an introduction by Mattia Esposito, coordinator of the training school, and closing remarks by Christiano Costantini, President of the Veneto Circle Association, and Michele Furlan, President of the CGIA of Mestre. An opportunity to explore the intricacies of a field that has offered various themes, supported by anthropological, philosophical, and contemporary “readings,” which, drawing from the past, have provided multifaceted and suggestive keys to interpretation, aided by a refined and pleasant narrative exposition. With Hon. Lorenzo Fontana, who in his speech discusses the use of reason, individualism and community, relationships and bonds, citing the immense Italian artistic heritage, which accounts for up to 75% on a global scale, impressive figures that should make us reflect, in the name of a fair responsibility. Until we reach the Patriarch of Venice, Monsignor Francesco Moraglia, who, starting from the Vitruvian Man, arrives at concepts ranging from solidarity to subsidiarity, to distinct relationships. And the passion for culture to be cultivated by focusing on small creative communities. A broad reflection on the use of artificial intelligence, to be used wisely, avoiding its dominance over humanity. Using the capacity of reason. The appropriate tribute to St. Francis in the year of commemorations provides the Patriarch with the perfect pretext to speak about the Canticle of the Creatures and the environment. An inevitable reference to the youth landscape concludes the evening, with a warning, “forbidden to forbid,” which represents a real communication code, where empathy and dialogue must play a fundamental role. To generate the future.
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