by Andrea Gallo, Bruno Viani · Mondadori · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788804627999
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This book is a moving autobiography of Don Andrea Gallo, known as the 'priest of the marginalized'. Through its pages, the author recounts his tireless social work and his unconditional commitment to the most disadvantaged, the poor, and the excluded in society. With a direct and courageous style, Gallo shares his vision of the Gospel, focused on helping others and defending human dignity, challenging conventions while remaining faithful to the values of justice and solidarity.
The work, which features a preface by Dario Fo, offers a deep look into the life of a man who dedicated his existence to being on the streets, alongside those who suffer most. It is an inspiring testimony of faith lived in practice, far from judgment and close to humanity, becoming an essential read for understanding pastoral and social work in the context of the contemporary Catholic Church.
