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Presentation of the Manifesto Manifesto

Dear friends,

are the Tuscan group of young members of the Italian Movement for Life. Il Manifesto "Young man set to leave ..." which is the initiative at this time we devote all our energies.

ABOUT

The Life Movement was born in Florence in 1975 with the aim of promote the right to life, protect the dignity of every person at every stage of its existence, and to foster a culture of acceptance and solidarity towards others, especially in its moments of greatest vulnerability. The Centers for support of life, instead, work with the specific intention of helping women who have difficulty in carrying out their pregnancy, giving them economic aid, medical and psychological support, and trying to counter the main reasons for an abortion. For many years now has created also a section dedicated to the movement of young, engaged mainly in training and education of young people to a culture of life, through social initiatives, seminars, training courses, debates and concerts.

WHAT ARE WE DOING

In this context fits our training initiative, originally developed by two requirements. In primarily by the need to deal daily with different and even opposing ideas than ours, and the recognition of dialogue as an irreplaceable instrument for mutual enrichment and improvement of civil society. Second, the desire to emphasize the importance of the commitment assumed by many young people in the voluntary sector and volunteering, a presence is often forgotten by the media and public opinion in general.

In this regard, we feel the need to call into question all young and all the associations and groups that feel close to us who work daily to protect and defend human rights, to support a manifesto, we the youth of the Movement for the Tuscan life we \u200b\u200bwrote the sixtieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

This text aims to become the Right to Life, and with it the recognition of
sacredness of the life of every human being, is the assumption on which to base all human rights and, therefore, any activities which inspire volunteer to defend and protect human rights.

We will therefore create among young people mature and constructive dialogue on the theme of the sacredness of life, which is not a matter of heritage, but rather is a shared and non-negotiable and must necessarily unite all those who share a culture of welcome and solidarity.

why we ask for your valuable support and adherence to the Manifesto are proposing.

HOW TO JOIN

To submit your membership or to receive additional information or to make suggestions and suggestions, you can contact: Andrea

Biotti (Head of Youth, Movement for Life - Tuscany)
Lorenzo Mason (Executive Council, the Movement for Life - Florence) mpvtoscanagiovani@gmail.com

Cinzia Calusi (Secretary, Movement for Life Florentine)
phone 055-268247, fax 055-2399322

Pantaleone Pergamon
National Youth Director, Movement for Life Italian

Biotti
Manager Andrea Young, Pro-Life Movement - Tuscany

Lorenzo Masotti
Council Governing the Movement for Life - Florence

To subscribe to the manifesto you must send an e-mail address

mpvtoscanagiovani@gmail.com

name, surname and CITY '

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We often hear young people tell us that we are the future and that of our training and our choices depend on the fate of human society. However we perceive is the climate of doubt and mistrust. Al Beyond the profound differences that the world has youth, the image that is shown is often partial and distorted: selfishly devoted to fun, completely distrust of politics, passively disinterested in social problems. That meet the most interesting aspects of television and newspapers often seem to want to have fun of stereotypes or television ambitions.

1 - There is another face of youth that is not news, which is rarely given space, but where we recognize ourselves more. All of us live, study and work in society, we perform our duties and we feel the responsibility of our role. And when it comes to social issues, the direction you want to give sustainable development and the multiculturalism of our own era, we believe we have a voice.

2 - As part of society, think we have to offer an original contribution and . We bring a dowry of a particularly healthy idealism, calculations and free from compromise, which still makes us believe enthusiastically that they can change the world without being subversive, but with a range of important way to propose. Secondly, we feel a strong momentum towards solidarity, dialogue and the construction of the common good . For this we are committed daily in groups, cultural associations, religious or volunteer work.

3 - appreciate the vitality of modern society, the pluralistic and open a lot of ideas over time come to fruition. But if on the one hand, it opens up important opportunities and issues deserve to be preserved, on the other hand we can not uncritically accept and be insensitive to the contradictions and injustices that characterize it. We therefore essential dialogue between the various youth groups involved in cultural and voluntary: only through dialogue and comparison between Various proposals can participate in building a better society, overcoming imbalances and seeking an interpretation of reality as much as possible shared .

4 - The current issues of integration of different realities, full of mutual respect and shared investigation of the property, not just about different cultures and countries but it also puts more often across our society. In order to begin a fruitful confrontation, then we would like, first, to propose a noble concept of secularism : a method of reasoning, the approach to many issues and research the common good that puts man as an end and the reason as a means of seeking the common good . We would like to try in this way the dialogue between ideas and cultural patterns and traditions with different vocations and seek a common denominator. We do not want to deny any absolute certainty, or cultivate doubt end in itself.
We rather propose the certainty that inspired the idea of \u200b\u200bHuman Rights: the dignity of every human being belonging to the family .

5 - fascinates us about it, think about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights , the 60th anniversary of its approval. After the Second World War, all the peoples of the world signed this document, wanting to leave behind the divisions that had shocked the world and looking for the first time, all together, the way forward to ensure "peace , justice in the world .
just ended the bloodiest conflict in human history and the need to re-establish the dialogue between peoples, contrasting the horrors of war and of the ideologies that they had created a new instance of justice, freedom, peace and equality. The prerequisite, shared, written in the preamble, it is first recognized "the dignity of every member the human family. "

6 - In our area we want to propose to those who share our commitment to seek together the common good, this starting point , often cited as unfortunately rejected, to ponder and confront.

7 - We are all part of voluntary associations that deal with specific vocations: the care of the sick and marginalized, the education of children and young people, the support of the poor and distressed families, defense environment and natural resources, promotion of cultural activities and events, to the commitment to respect and safeguard the fundamental rights humans. And to try to work together, we want to start from this shared commitment to the man, the secular and rational recognition of the supreme dignity of everyone's life. We believe that all of us who work with these goals, we have more in common than differences .

8 - We believe that the foundation of every cultural and anthropological model, any dialogue and any social action must necessarily be placed recognition of the value of the life of every man, at every stage of its existence and especially in moments of his extreme weakness, such as conception, suffering and death . On the assumption the right to life in all its forms is based the true demands of justice, freedom, peace and equality, which should characterize a truly democratic civil society.

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"285" Program of the Congress Accessions

A

Michelangelo Aiazzi, Lawn Food
Marco, Florence

Laura Allori, Genoa

Alfonso Noel Angrisani, Naples

Ester Amoruso, Lawn

Gemma Amoruso, Rita Androsoni
Prato, Florence
Alessandro Antonini, Mario Astolfi
Empoli, Milan

B
Fabrizio Baldi, Borgo San Lorenzo (Fi)

Sara Baldi, Lawn
Camilla dancers
Caterina Bandini Florence, Prato

Paolo Bandini, Mattia Bartalini
Prato, San Gimignano (Si)

Giuseppe Basile, Elena Bastianini
Florence, Florence Laura
Bastianini, Florence

Fabio Beconcini Empoli

Chiara Bennati, Viterbo
Francesco Bennati, Viterbo

Benucci Giada, Florence

Giulia Bernardini, Florence

Martina Bertocci, Florence

Mattia Bertelli, Empoli

Francesco Biagi Florence

Binazzi Alessandra, Andrea Binazzi
Rome, Florence

Binazzi Francesco, Andrea Biotti
Florence, Poggibonsi (Si)

Alessandro Biotti, Poggibonsi (Si )

Bittarelli Aurora, Poggibonsi (Si)

Elisa Bonistalli, Fucecchio (Fi)

Chiara Boschi, Florence

Elena Bottazzi, Bergamo

Gabriele Bresci, Lawn

Lucia Brivio
Cinzia Brunelli, Cremona

Amber Bruscoli, Florence Mary
Modestina Bulla, Rome
Yuri Buono, Boscoreale (Na)

C
Lorenzo Caciolli, Lawn

Elena Calosi, Empoli

John Cain, Florence

Calusi Cinzia, Florence
Federica Fields, Focus on the Seveso (Mi)
Marta Candelori, Lawn

Cantale Lorenzo, Florence
Giovanni Capasso, Capua

Edda Capezzuoli, Poggibonsi (Si)
Lucio Caponi, Marco Caponi
Prato, Prato
Daniela Kids, Brescia

Marco Capriotti, Empoli
Carapelli Carlo, Florence
Antonio Carbone, Modena

White Carotenuto, Florence

Elena Daniela Caselli, Francesco Lucca
Casertano, Casapulla (Ce)

Francesco Casini, Florence

Marco Casini, Alberto Firenze
Catelani, Florence

Martina Caterbi, Pistoia

Maximiliano Cattaneo, Milano

Blue Horses, Rimini
Barbara Ceccarelli, Lawn

Benedetta Cecconi, Montespertoli (Fi )

Sara Cellai, Florence

Maria Laura Cheli, Lawn

Ciabatti Francesca, Lorenzo Ciabatti
Prato, Prato

Marco Roberto Cioni, Prato Santo Adriano
Colavero, Carpignano Salentino (Le)

Francesca Colonna, Pescara
Oana Corina Ciomaga, Florence

Antonella Cipriano, San Giovanni Rotondo (Fg)
Riccardo Clementi, Pontassieve (Fi)

Romina Collodi, Fucecchio (Fi)

Mary Elizabeth Colombo Crema, Milano Giuseppe
Cuminatto, Campi Bisenzio (Fi)

D

Franca Dami, Lawn
Elisabetta Dal Corso, Milan

Silvia Dal Maso, Lonigo (Vi)
Paul Dell'Eva , Rome

Piergiorgio Dellagiulia, Bra (Cn)
Flavia Del Seta, San Gimignano (Si)

Lorenzo Del Soldato, Sieci (FI)

Lucrezia Del Soldato, Sieci (Fi)

Derenzis Chiara, Montespertoli (Fi)
Marco D'Errico, Rome Flora
Desire Naples
Antonio De Santi, Florence
Teresa Di Chio, Florence Di Domenico
grows, Caserta

Maria Di Filippi, Benevento

Arturo Di Filippo, Chieti

Marco Di Giacomo , Catanzaro

Laura Diodovich, Ancona
Mariantonietta Di Palma, Larino (Cb)

Chiara Di Taranto, Torino

Alessandro Donati, Montespertoli (Fi)
Lisa Donati, Sesto Fiorentino (Fi)

Daniel Dupuis, Florence

E
Francis Elliott, Carugo (Como)
Emanuele Ercolini, Prato F

Francesca Faedo, Cesena

Giacomo Falorni, Florence
Giulia Fano, Empoli

Enrico Fantini, Francesco Felici
Florence, Prato

Roberto Festa, Julian Filippini
Rome, Florence
Guido Fineschi, Marco Finotti
Florence, Pavia

Filippo Focardi, Florence Serena
Frediani, Lucca

Nadia Fuligni, Pontassieve (Fi)

G

Erica Gaggini, Florence

Gloria Gagliano Francesco Galgani
Florence, Colle Val d'Elsa (Si)
Gianpaolo Galiero, Caserta
Alfredo Galluccio, Paderno Dugnano (I)
Lucia Galvani, Bologna

Marco Gambarotta, Cremona
Andrea Gatti, Florence

Sandy Gygax, Signa
Thomas Giarrusso, Lawn

Sara Giovannoni, Pontassieve (Fi)
Marco Giraldi, Lawn

Giuliani Beatrice, Florence
Andrea Giusti, Mass (Ms)
Leonardo Godio, Torino

Marco Gori, Giuseppe Grande
Prato, Rome
Samuel Grillo, Chiara Guazzini
Genoa, Quarrata (Pt)

K

Sanyoung Julia Kim, Maria Florence
Nincheri Kunz, Lawn

L

Arianna La Chiusa, Florence

Viola La Chiusa, Florence

Alessandro Leoncini, Florence

Joseph Leone, Catanzaro
Armando Leoni, Peschiera Borromeo (Mi)
Clare Ferla Lodi, Milan

Sara Loffredo, Naples
Antonio Longo, Nicola Prato
Lovecchio, Liss (I)


Nicholas Maggini M, Prato

Chiara Mainetti, Mandello (Lk)

Francesco Mannarino, Pontassieve (Fi)

Carlo Marchionni, San Gimignano (Si)

Marlitoni Andrea, Florence
Agnese Martinoli, Cathy Martinoli
Milan, Milan
Maddalena Martinoli, Milan
Matteo Maria Martinoli, Milan

Alessandro Masini, Pontassieve (Fi)
Sascha Masini, Florence
Lorenzo Masotti Luigi Masotti
Florence, Milan
Mariachiara Mason, Stephen Mason
Florence, Florence
Manuel Massara, Catanzaro

Corradina Marzocca, Molfetta (Ba)

Frank Mastropasqua, Molfetta (Ba)

Lucrezia Mastropasqua, Molfetta (Ba)

Paola Mastropasqua, Molfetta (Ba )

Peter Mastropasqua, Molfetta (Ba)

Martin Meacham, Empoli

Medugno Antonio, Viterbo

Mencherini Francis, Vinci (Fi)
Barbara Meli, Campi Bisenzio (Fi)
Simone Mencattini, Prato

Marco Miggiano, Saronno (Va)

Cecilia Minervini, Molfetta (Ba)

Piergiorgio Mitriboli, Raffaella Montelatici
Pistoia, Florence

Thomas Montemoschi , Florence
Lisa Morelli Florence

Mughini Paola, Florence
Daniel Musumeci, Pisa

N

Alberto Naef, Nomadelfia (Gr)
Laura Naef, Nomadelfia (Gr)
Negrotti Diego, Cremona

Daniel Nigi, Montespertoli (Fi)
Francesco Nocentini, Florence Irene

O
Ottaviani, Florence


Cristina Pacini P, Prato
Daniel Pagliari, Rome

Pia Palumbo, Giuseppe Empoli
Pancino
Pamela Panico , Florence

Pantiferi Thomas, Pontassieve (Fi) Agnes
Papi, Francesco Prato
Papi, Papi Teresa
Prato, Prato

Enrica Parrini, Florence

Patriarchs Nicholas, Florence

Pelagotti Chiara, Florence

Martina Pelaccio, San Valentino in Abruzzo Citeriore (Pe)

Emanuele Perfetti, Pontassieve (Fi)

Pantaleone Pergamon, Naples

Pergamon Raffaele, Naples

Vincenzo Pergamon, Naples
Fabio Persian, Lecce
Ernesto Tony Persico, Caramanico Terme (PE)

Emanuele Petrilli, Florence

Paolo Petrini, Bologna

Sara Poplars, Spazzavento (Pt)

Joana Pipaj, Florence Evelyn
Piscione, Rome

Lisa Pistolesi, Maria Teresa Pistone
Empoli, Roma Elizabeth
Pittino, Brescia

Riccardo Poli, Florence

Chiara Ponzecchi, Montespertoli (Fi)

Giacomo Pratesi Carmignano

Giulia Pucci, Montaione (Fi)
Daniel Pupillo, Peschiera Borromeo (Mi)

Q
Quilici Ilaria, Lucca

R
Richard Rapelli, Rome

Daniela Raspaolo, Naples

Alessandro Renzi, Florence

Chiara Ricchini, Pertica Low (Bs)
Cristiano Ricchini, Brescia

Elena Rigacci, Florence
Andrea Rivals , Genoa
Riccardo Rondelli, Florence Beatrice
Romano, Brescia

Laura Rossoni, Genoa

Katia Rotilio, Florence

S

Alessio Salvatori, Lawn

Luca Salvini, Brescia
Sanese Vittorio, Rome

Emanuele Sani, Scandicci (Fi)
James Sbolgi, Lawn

Luca Scalvini, Brescia

Sconfietti Andrea, Cairoli Gropello ( Pv)
Valentina Sensi, Florence

Martina Sernelli, Pontassieve (Fi)
Gianluca Sessa, Naples
John Sisto,
Mario Solinas Milan, Perugia

Eleanor Spada, Florence
Ylenia Hope, Empoli

Marta Spigarelli, Massimiliano Spiriticchio
Rome, Pescara
Stifani Francesco, Rome

T

Ivan Santiago Segovia Taipe, Florence

Silvia Tamburini, Empoli

Giulia Tani, Empoli
Giampiero Taras, Belvedere Marittimo (Cosenza)

Lorenzo Telesca, Vinci (Fi)

Thellung Carlo, Genoa

Vittorio Thellung, Silvia Tiranti
Genoa, Florence

Emily Tognetti, Pontedera (Pi)
Laura Tonon Paolo, Milan

Giulia Torchia, San Miniato (Pi)
Francis Travis, Florence

Franco Travis, Florence
Federico Trombetta, Cernobbio (Co)

V

Pierluigi Vaccaro, Rome

Maria Eugenia Velez, Florence
Oscar Velez, Medellin - Colombia

Sabrina Gizzi, Casalnuovo Naples

Antimo Verrengia, Florence

Verrengia Francis, Florence

Ishmael Verrengia, Florence

Verrengia Maria, Alessandra Vicenzi
Florence, Verona

Z
Sandra Zazzeri, Prato

associations that have joined:

Bridges Academy, Florence

Association Lighthouse , Lucca

Knights of Our Lady of the Sacred Girdle , Lawn

Opera Youth Giorgio La Pira, Florence

"UNITALSI", Prato

"MPV", Prato

MPV Centre and help to Life ", Catanzaro

MPV young people of Lombardy

" Movit Catholic University, Milan

"Movit Catholic University "Rome

" Youth Movement Building "

'Association Luna Onlus ", Lucca

" Prato Association for the Rights of the Family ", Prato