Author: Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo, presbyter (19.08.1963)
Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo, presbyter
Dogmatic theologian and historian of dogma
Site Manager
Founder of the magazine L’Isola di Patmos and Editions L’Isola di Patmos
Author: Ivano Liguori, Ofm. Capp. (22.11.1977)
Ivano Liguori, Ofm. Capp.
Presbyter of the Order of the Capuchin Friars Minor
Pastoral theologian and specialist in health pastoral care
Deputy director
member of the editorial scientific committee
Author: Gabriele Giordano M. Scardocci, o.p. (03.04.1984)
Gabriele Giordano M. Scardocci, o.p.
Presbyter of the Order of Preachers
Philosopher, dogmatic theologian, scholar on the relationships between faith and disability
Editor
member of the editorial scientific committee
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Author: Simone Pifizzi, presbyter (28.01.1974)
Simone Pifizzi, presbyter
Presbyter
Liturgist and pastoralist
Editor
member of the editorial scientific committee
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Author: Hermit Monk (1960)
Hermit Monk
Theologian and Biblical scholar
Editor
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Antonio Love, presbyter (Meadow, 1938 –†Rome, 2020)
Antonio Love, presbyter
Metaphysical philosopher and theologian
With him, who was its last exponent, the glorious ends Roman Theological School
Co-founder of the magazine The Island of Patmos
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Author: Giovanni Cavalcoli, o.p. (09.08.1941)
Giovanni Cavalcoli, o.p.
Presbyter of the Order of Preachers
Dogmatic metaphysical philosopher and theologian
Ordinary member of the Pontifical Academy of Theology
Co-founder of the magazine The Island of Patmos e member of
editorial scientific committee of Editions The island of Patmos
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Matilde Giuseppina Nicoletti, o.p.
Matilde Giuseppina Nicoletti, o.p.
Teacher and pedagogue
Religious of the Congregation of the Dominican Sisters of Blessed Imelda
Editorial collaborator
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Jorge Facio Lynx, (30.10.1983)
Jorge Facio Lynx
Thomist philosopher and theologian
President of Editions The island of Patmos
Co-founder of the magazine L’Isola di Patmos and Editions L’Isola di Patmos
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Hypatia
Alexandrian philosopher of the fourth century.
Roman cat of the Catacombs of Priscilla
Return ... the celebration of the Holy Mass in the Catacombs of Priscilla, a small abandoned cat was screaming in despair. said George: “If we leave him here, dies under the cars of the Via Salaria ". I replied: "It is, let's take it home, but by tomorrow he has to get out, otherwise no longer leaves. Call the nuns, they have space and a garden ". The result was a kitty cat, he weighed four ounces and… he never left the house. Being female and living in an environment where philosophy and theology live, was named Hypatia, in honor of the Alexandrian philosopher.
father ariel
Bruno
The Carthusian cat
So named in honor of San Bruno of Cologne
Founder of the Order of Carthusian Monks
Hypatia's personal cat
… He was saved from the street half dead in January 2020 and suffering from all kinds of diseases, enough to require three months of treatment.
Roman cat Hypatia, who never wanted to see cats even in photographs, she was assailed by a maternity crisis deciding that it was her son. Thus it was that Father Ariel and I found ourselves obliged to keep him rather than give him up for adoption to someone after having treated him., adding to the Alexandrian philosopher cat also the Carthusian mystical cat.
Jorge F. L.
Licia Oddo
Historian of Christian art e
art critic
Literary promotion
Ettore Ripamonti
Proofreader of the magazine and of the
Editions The island of Patmos
Manuela Luzzardi
Webmaster
Creator and curator of the site of The Island of Patmos
Technical manager of the L’Isola di Patmos Editions
To penetrate the arcane mysteries of God is always
need a smile, as he taught a holy priest
who was a great teacher and educator of Catholic youth:
San Filippo BLACKS
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MANUELA LUZZARDI