Lino Zaccaria, journalist and writer, introduces to the public his most recent work entitled “Contessa Carità”. This essay is dedicated to the historical figure of Marianna De Fusco, co-founder of the Marian Sanctuary of Pompeii and great-aunt of the author himself.
A Tale of Charity and Devotion
The book's protagonist, Marianna Farnararo De Fusco, is known for being an example of charity and devotion. Her existence was marked by numerous charitable initiatives. As co-founder of the Shrine of Pompeii, Marianna collaborated closely with Caterina Volpicelli, who was later canonized, and with her husband and mentor, Bartolo Longo, recognized today as Blessed.
An Event of Thickness
The presentation of “Contessa Carità” will see the participation of several illustrious personalities. Among the announced guests will be the journalist Angelo Cerulo, the writer Eleonora Belfiore and Giulia Giannini, editorial director of Giannini Editore. The readings of the most significant passages of the book will be entrusted to the voice of Antonio Leccisi.
Lino Zaccaria: A Career Between Journalism and Non-Fiction
Lino Zaccaria, originally from Calabria and adopted by Naples, has been working as a professional journalist since 1973. His career at the “Mattino” of Naples was marked by prestigious positions, such as editor-in-chief and deputy director. Zaccaria has collaborated with various online newspapers and has held important roles in the regulation of information. His literary contributions include numerous essays and investigative books on both historical and contemporary themes.
Conclusion
The presentation event of the book “Contessa Carità” is a precious opportunity to fully discover the figure of Marianna De Fusco and to better understand the lasting impact of her actions on the history of the Church and on the reality of charity.
Article published on 21 June 2024 - 14:30
