US EditionSantoral Today: Who Was San José Cafasso and Why Is It Celebrated on June 23rd?
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In the cobblestone streets of the 19th century Turin, a small and discreet figure opened his way between the bustle of the city. San José Cafasso, born in 1811 in Castelnuovo d’Asti, did not stand out for his physical appearance, for a disease left him with a low stature and a weak voice. But what he did have was an indomitable will and a heart burning for the most marginalized. He was known as the priest of the gallows, because he dedicated his…
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