AdVaticanum recently sat down with Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, Archbishop Emeritus of Genoa. In this short but exclusive interview, the Italian prelate reflects on his years of service as Archbishop of Genoa and on the deeply pastoral approach he developed over decades as a parish priest, seminary formator and diocesan leader. He discusses how best to […]
AdVaticanum recently sat down with Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, Archbishop Emeritus of Genoa. In this short but exclusive interview, the Italian prelate reflects on his years of service as Archbishop of Genoa and on the deeply pastoral approach he developed over decades as a parish priest, seminary formator and diocesan leader. He discusses how best to accompany young people in their search for meaning, the importance of beauty and depth in the Church’s liturgical and sacramental life, the place of both the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms of the Roman Rite, the challenges facing family life, and the conditions needed to foster priestly vocations in today’s Europe.
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