Carlo Maria Martini

Carlo Maria Martini was an influential Italian cardinal and archbishop of Milan, noted for his progressive views on social and moral issues within the Catholic Church. His theological writings and public statements often emphasized the importance of compassion and dignity, particularly regarding end-of-life matters, making him a respected figure in discussions about ethics and human rights.

Born on Dec 15, 1916 (108 years old)

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Italy: Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini dedicated part of his life to visiting and comforting prisoners, including those involved in the Mongrando incident. 8

Rinaldo Antonino Adriana Antonino Pietro Mutti Giulia Borelli

Corriere della Sera: Rinaldo Antonino, la guardia giurata ammazzata per il fondo cassa dei terroristi. La figlia: «Di lui non ricordo neanche la voce»

Italy: Carlo Maria Martini referred to death as the 'duro calle', emphasizing it as a passage. 7

Papa Francesco Bruno Forte Anselmo Lentini Ignazio Di Loyola

Corriere della Sera: «Papa Francesco si rimette nelle mani di Dio e la sua serenità è esemplare. La morte è un passaggio»

Italy: Carlo Maria Martini is referenced for his teachings related to the ethical discussions surrounding the proposed law. 5

Fabiano Amati Rocco Palese Jurgen Moltmann

Corriere della Sera: Fine vita, la legge in Puglia bloccata tra rinvii e bocciature. L'assessore Amati: «Ora subito in Consiglio per approvarla»