According to La Nazione, Arezzo celebrated the feast of Saint Donato, the city's patron saint, on Wednesday with ceremonies held between the Pieve and the Cathedral. Bishop Andrea Migliavacca presided over the rites and used his homily to call on the community to care for one another, highlighting crises in the labor market, deficiencies in public health, and situations of social marginalization as concrete challenges that demand attention from institutions and every citizen.
Migliavacca cited the city's hospital as a strategic priority, urging the regional government to invest in innovation, medical personnel, and humanizing care. The bishop also mentioned the elderly, the sick, prisoners, and immigrants in shelters as groups that need closeness and care, not only material but also human. The central message was summarized in the phrase attributed to the patron saint: "take care of one another," directed at each person in their responsibilities.
Read the original article in Italian at The nation.
