Don luigi sturzo

Luigi Sturzo was an old man of 81 when John Molony met him in Rome in 1952. It was just prior to his nomination as senator by the President. To Molonys intense surprise he knew more about Australia and its political system than he had anticipated or indeed dared to hope. Molony put to him the question Do you think a Catholic political party would have a future in Australia? His negative reply was ...

Luigi Sturzo was an old man of 81 when John Molony met him in Rome in 1952. It was just prior to his nomination as senator by the President. To Molonys intense surprise he knew more about Australia and its political system than he had anticipated or indeed dared to hope. Molony put to him the question Do you think a Catholic political party would have a future in Australia? His negative reply was ...

Luigi Sturzo was an old man of 81 when John Molony met him in Rome in 1952. It was just prior to his nomination as senator by the President. To Molonys intense surprise he knew more about Australia and its political system than he had anticipated or indeed dared to hope. Molony put to him the question Do you think a Catholic political party would have a future in Australia? His negative reply was ...

Luigi Sturzo was an old man of 81 when John Molony met him in Rome in 1952. It was just prior to his nomination as senator by the President. To Molonys intense surprise he knew more about Australia and its political system than he had anticipated or indeed dared to hope. Molony put to him the question Do you think a Catholic political party would have a future in Australia? His negative reply was ...

Luigi Sturzo was an old man of 81 when John Molony met him in Rome in 1952. It was just prior to his nomination as senator by the President. To Molonys intense surprise he knew more about Australia and its political system than he had anticipated or indeed dared to hope. Molony put to him the question Do you think a Catholic political party would have a future in Australia? His negative reply was ...

Luigi Sturzo was an old man of 81 when John Molony met him in Rome in 1952. It was just prior to his nomination as senator by the President. To Molonys intense surprise he knew more about Australia and its political system than he had anticipated or indeed dared to hope. Molony put to him the question Do you think a Catholic political party would have a future in Australia? His negative reply was ...

Luigi Sturzo was an old man of 81 when John Molony met him in Rome in 1952. It was just prior to his nomination as senator by the President. To Molonys intense surprise he knew more about Australia and its political system than he had anticipated or indeed dared to hope. Molony put to him the question Do you think a Catholic political party would have a future in Australia? His negative reply was ...