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Pope Leo XIV made two important appointments before his hospitalization to ensure stability in the Curia, choosing Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle as the new dean of the College of Cardinals and Archbishop Vittorio Francesco Viola as the archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica, marking a significant generational change. #PapaLeoneXIV #Curia #CambioGenerazionale (translated)

Professor Francesco Facciolo, an expert in thoracic surgery, stated that the upcoming surgery on the Pope will be minimally invasive, will last about two hours, and will be a sign of optimism for his health condition, allowing the Holy Father to return soon to his activities. #ChirurgiaToracica #PapaLeoneXIV #InterventoMininvasivo (translated)

FC Porto coach, Francesco Farioli, expressed dissatisfaction with the decision to call up Oskar Pietuszewski for the national team camp, as it negatively affected his physical preparation, despite the 18-year-old ultimately changing the course of the match by scoring the winning goal. #Porto #Futbol #Pietuszewski (translated)

Dr. Luigi Carbone, a specialist in emergency medicine and first aid, is currently the chief physician responsible for the healthcare of Pope Leo XIV and coordinates the group of professionals dedicated to his health, having already assisted Pope Francis during his hospitalization at the Gemelli Polyclinic. #LuigiCarbone #PapaLeoneXIV #SanitàVaticana (translated)

Francky Longo wrote that the Indonesian GP highlighted the gap between Marc Márquez and the other Ducati riders. Márquez finished sixth in 40'57''360, 10.778 seconds behind the winner Marco Bezzecchi. According to the gaps reported by Longo, Alex Márquez crossed the line 6.043 seconds later, Fabio Di Giannantonio 9.062, and Franco Morbidelli 17.234; Francesco Bagnaia had retired on the fifth lap and Fermín Aldeguer on the first. Longo added that, in his opinion, the words spoken a couple of years earlier by Gigi Dall’Igna about the need to have a rider like Marc to continue winning were now clear to everyone. #MotoGP #Ducati #MotoGP #Marquez (translated)

Francesco Farioli responded to Mitchell van der Gaag's criticisms regarding the officiating, agreeing that the field was slanted, but directing the observation to the other side, after FC Porto achieved a comeback in the match against Marítimo, thus adding three more points in the Primeira Liga. #FCPorto #arbitragem #PrimeiraLiga (translated)

At the extraordinary board meeting on October 4th, the main reserves would have been presented by President Francesco Milleri and Counselor Mario Notari, who are instead inclined to confirm support for Lovaglio, following what had already happened in April, when a very tense assembly had renewed the leadership of Monte. #IntesaSanpaolo #Delfin #Mps (translated)

Mirko Nicolino picked up a question posed by Francesco Ordine to Juventibus: why Butti had remained in his position despite the pressures reported in the Milan proceedings and why no one had intervened. He also wondered why Viglione was about to be promoted to the general secretary and why Marotta continued to meet with government representatives to discuss the future of Italian football without other clubs holding him accountable. Nicolino asked what had become of Juventus, Milan, Roma, Lazio, and the other clubs, speculating that they were either aligned with the president of Inter or subservient to him. #Calcio #Juventus #Sport (translated)

SSC Napoli, President Aurelio De Laurentiis, and the communications department expressed condolences for the passing of Francesco Tedesco, journalist from ANSA. In the message, the club remembered him for his integrity, politeness, and professionalism, and expressed closeness to his family. #SSC_Napoli #cordoglio #giornalismo (translated)

Francesco Montanari recounted the incident involving his friend and colleague Davide Iacopini, who is now in a coma after being attacked while returning home on a scooter, raising concerns about a possible trend of violence among young people in the city. #DavideIacopini #AggressioneRoma #ChallengePericolose (translated)

MSN ITALIA - ANSA ITALIA: "THE TEATRO-EDICOLA FEATURED IN STANFORD UNIVERSITY'S REVIEW" SOURCE: https://www.msn.com/.../il-teatro-edicola-del.../ar-AA2cyMWR (ANSA) - FOGGIA, 19 SEPT - The idea of the newspaper-kiosk theatre in San Severo, in the province of Foggia, renamed the smallest theatre in the world, has become a case study for Stanford University. The article "The Six-Seat Revolution" by the Foggian researcher Luciano Magaldi, supervised by editor David V. Johnson, has been published in Ssir (an award-winning publication covering multi-sectoral solutions to global problems). The article is in the "Dispatches" section of the "Stanford Social Innovation Review". "It is a result that rewards our work - emphasises Francesco Gravino, artistic director of the theatre company Foyer 97 - . Requests to replicate the model have come from other areas of Italy, such as Lucca and Rome. We thought of creating a cultural activity from a place that was disused and in a state of abandonment. There ought to be a regional law that allows for the reconversion of these disused places in which numerous activities could be created. Veritable cultural outposts". Gravino and the actors of the company are preparing the new programme. "Next year our company will be 30 years old - he said - , an important milestone which we shall celebrate with some new developments". Six chairs, less than two square metres, performances every 15 minutes and a sold-out audience of young people and adults. An experiment that has aroused curiosity and interest in the world of entertainment as well. Between the end of July and the beginning of August, during the tour in Lucera (Foggia), Biagio Antonacci made a surprise stop at the newspaper-kiosk theatre and sang his Iris. "It was truly a wonderful encounter which captured the attention of passers-by," concludes Gravino. (ANSA). (translated)

MSN ITALIA - ANSA ITALIA: THE THEATER-NEWSSTAND OF FOGGIA ENDS UP IN THE STANFORD UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE SOURCE: https://www.msn.com/.../the-theater-newsstand-of.../ar-AA2cyMWR (ANSA) - FOGGIA, SEPTEMBER 19 - The idea of the newsstand theater in San Severo, in the province of Foggia, nicknamed the smallest theater in the world, becomes a case study for Stanford University. An article titled "The Six-Seat Revolution," authored by Foggian researcher Luciano Magaldi and supervised by editor David V. Johnson, has been published in the Ssir journal (an award-winning publication covering multisectoral solutions to global problems). The article can be found in the "Dispatches" section of the "Stanford Social Innovation Review." "This is a result that rewards our hard work," emphasizes Francesco Gravino, artistic director of the Foyer 97 theater company. Requests to replicate the model have come from other areas of Italy, such as Lucca and Rome. We wanted to create a cultural activity in a place that has been disused and abandoned. There should be a regional law that allows the conversion of these abandoned places into venues for numerous activities. Real cultural outposts." Gravino and the company’s actors are preparing the new program lineup. "Next year our company will turn 30," he said, "an important milestone that we will celebrate with some new features." Six chairs, less than two square meters, reenactments of shows every 15 minutes, and sold-out attendance from both young and adults. An experiment that has sparked curiosity and interest even in the entertainment world. Between the end of July and the beginning of August, during the tour in Lucera (Foggia), Biagio Antonacci made a surprise stop at the newsstand theater and sang his song "Iris." "It was truly a wonderful encounter that drew the attention of passersby," concludes Gravino. (ANSA). (translated)

"The end-of-life law can no longer be postponed. Clear and unambiguous rules must be established throughout Italy to fill a dangerous legislative void. To avoid hasty actions, a national law is needed. End-of-life issues touch on very personal rights and intersect with conscience, criminal law, professional responsibility, essential levels of care, and the principle of equality." Highlights Bishop Francesco Savino, Vice President of CEI: "The end-of-life law can no longer be postponed. Clear and unambiguous rules must be established throughout Italy to fill a dangerous legislative void. To avoid hasty actions, a national law is needed. End-of-life issues touch on very personal rights and intersect with conscience, criminal law, professional responsibility, essential levels of care, and the principle of equality." #FineVita #LeggeNazionale #Eutanasia (translated)

On November 24, the personal diary of Pope Francis will be released, a document that collects 32 years of private notes, curated by the Argentine Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, and which offers an intimate look at the evolution of the Pope's thoughts and beliefs. #PapaFrancesco #diariosegreto #Vaticano (translated)