| Descrizionedcterms:description | Urbano Rattazzi (1808-1873). Appoggiò la politica del Cavour. Anti clericale notorio, era considerato un ' mangiapreti. Eppure stimò Don Bosco e l’aiutò con i suoi consigli nella fondazione della Congregazione Salesiana, in tempi molto poco propizi a questo genere di fondazioni. Nel 1855, Ministro degli Interni, permise a Don Bosco di condurre a passeggio, da solo, i corrigendi della ‘ Generala ’. Fu la famosa e trionfale gita di Stupinigi.IT Urban Rattazzi (1808-1873). Supported Cavour’s policy. A notorious anticlerical and well known as a priest-hater. Nevertheless, he had great esteem for Don Bosco, and even gave him advice when Don Bosco was founding the Salesian Society, at a time that was very inopportune for such a foundation. In 1855, when he was Home Secretary, he allowed Don Bosco to take the prisoners from the General Prison, by himself, out for a day in the country. This was the well-known and very successful hike to Stupinigi.IT |
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| Pubblicatadcterms:isReferencedBy | cf. Leonard Von Matt, Henri Bosco, Don Bosco, Torino [ecc.], Società Editrice Internazionale, 1965.IT |
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