US EditionSister Luigia Gazzoli Righteous Among the Nations
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Italian nun Luigia Gazzoli was honored with Israel's highest distinction for saving the lives of three Jewish women. On March 5, she was commemorated at the "Istituti Clinici Zucchi" in Carate Brianza, where she served as superior during World War II. Her figure symbolizes the numerous nuns who saved Jews during the Holocaust. In Poland, over 2,300 were involved in similar aid efforts. The article "Sister Luigia Gazzoli Righteous Among the Natio…
The meeting, "A Story of Salvation During the Shoah," hosted by the Zucchi Clinical Institutes of Carate Brianza (San Donato Group), concluded in an atmosphere of intense participation. The event, dedicated to Sister Luigia Gazzola, Mother Superior of the Clinic in 1943, was a moment filled with memory and gratitude, bringing to the fore the courage of a woman capable of bringing light to the darkest time in human history. Today, she was named "…
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