St. Joseph Moscati
the Holy Doctor from Naples * 1880 - 1927
Antonio Tripodoro s.j. - Egidio Ridolfo s.j.

"Remember that, following Medicine, you undertook upon yourself the responsibility of a teachings always in your memory, with love and pity for the abandoned, with faith and enthousiasm, deaf to praises and criticisms, to envry, inclined only to God."
[from a letter to Dr.Giuseppe Biondi, Sept. 4th, 1921.]
1 - Who is St. Joseph Moscati? - Moscati's Parents - Human and Christian training - University and Hospital
2 - Saint's brothers - Moscati meets Bartolo Longo - From Benevento to Naples - The University of Naples at the time of Moscati - The death of Moscati's Father and his brother Alberto
3 - Vesuvius eruption in 1906 - Regular Assistant at the "Ospedali Riuniti" - Director of the Pathological Anatomy Institute
4 - The death of his mother - First World War - Moscati choose to work in the Hospital - Manager of III Men Ward at the Incurabili Hospital
5 - Un unforgettable Teacher - The witnesses of his Students - What did Moscati’s colleagues think of him? - Moscati "a man like us" - University teaching qualification in 1922
6 - Science and Faith - The Eucharist as a centre of moscati’s life - A special love to the Virgin Mary - Fertile chastity of Moscati - Spiritual affinity with Sainte Therese of Lisieux - An innate sense of friendship

7 - A poor doctor - The doctor of the poors - His sudden death - His beatification (Paul VI) - His canonization (John Paul II) - The liturgical feast for St. Joseph
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