Matthew Castagna: "Cattolici tra Europeismo e Populismo" – The challenge to nihilism
Of Lucia Rezzonico
Yesterday, our manager Matthew Castagna premiered his book “CATHOLICS AND BETWEEN Europeanism POPULISM – The challenge to nihilism” (SOLFANELLI editions pag. 243) at the national broadcaster, also visible abroad on satellite, Italy channel, host of the show “News Today” of the conductor Gianluca Versace.
Together with him, a well-known forty-year-old communist from Padua, the commentator Aldo Bianchini, the most conciliar journalist and writer Luciano Lincetto and the area beat singer of a sort “hippie left” Gigi Barrichello.

The guests of yesterday morning's episode: Chestnut, Bianchini, Barrichello, Lynx
It certainly cannot be said that Castagna played “at home”, anything but. But he himself explains to us the reason for choosing to go out with her first presentation in this context: “Today television is still, in Italy, the most used means of communication, as demonstrated by expert data and the audience, very high, obtained from the episode, which was followed by an avalanche of orders for the book. I specify that two types of presentations or conferences can be held: where we talk “in house”, and it is certainly a useful method. But if the aim is to reach those who don't think like you, the means is that of cross-examination. This time I was offered this and I gladly accepted. I have another one, simile, at stake, in Verona and three others, in September. Starting from October I am available for further presentations, always writing to christusrex@libero.it“. Read More

“The Christus Rex Catholic Club” it does not give an indication of the party vote. He simply says to those who ask us for an indication, to vote, in conscience, for what is believed to be the “lesser evil”, taking into account the Social Doctrine of the Church, of the latae severantiae excommunication for those who vote for the left and of today's reality. Where possible, the Catholic should avoid isolation and try to make his contribution to the good fight or part of it, remembering that everything that is not done or influenced by us, it is made or conditioned by the sworn enemies of Christ, in small as well as big things”.