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Cardinale: È Morto Ersilio Tonini Ufficio stampa Rassegna stampa lunedì 29 luglio 2013 Pagina 1 di 104 INDICE Il Resto del Carlino Ravenna SAPEVA PARLARE CON TUTTI 29/07/13 Cronaca 5 L'abbraccio (prima pagina) 29/07/13 Prima pagina 6 «Mi ha detto: sono pronto per il Signore» 29/07/13 Cronaca 7 Il compleanno, poi il peggioramento 29/07/13 Cronaca 8 Messi i sigilli al suo studio, testamento al vescovo 29/07/13 Cronaca 9 Domattina l’ultimo saluto in Duomo 29/07/13 Cronaca 10 «Ora il cardinale è dove voleva andare» 29/07/13 Cronaca 11 «I giovani? Aiutino il mondo a riscoprire la propria identità» 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio 13 «Una luce costante per la nostra famiglia» 29/07/13 Cronaca 15 «La sera che scavalcò il cancello» 29/07/13 Cronaca 16 «Accolto da star alla Festa dell’Unità Incarnava la Chiesa delle porte aperte» 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio 17 «Non si svende il Mistero» 29/07/13 Cronaca 18 «Ai giovani serve ascolto» 29/07/13 Cronaca 19 «Nella tv un grande vuoto» 29/07/13 Cronaca 20 «No figlio mio. Meglio povero, ma con noi» 29/07/13 Cronaca, Economia e Territorio 21 Domenica record Sfiorati i 40 gradi Oggi si respira 29/07/13 Cronaca 23 Traffico intenso sulle strade verso il mare Incidente a Pinarella 29/07/13 Cronaca 24 «L’anima più delicata» 29/07/13 Cronaca, Economia e Territorio 25 «Qui so su chi contare» 29/07/13 Cronaca 26 «Non sono incidenti casuali» 29/07/13 Cronaca 27 Corriere Romagna Ravenna Ciao cardinale (prima pagina) 29/07/13 Prima pagina 28 Addio al “piccolo grande” cardinale: è morto Ersilio Tonini 29/07/13 Cronaca, Economia e Territorio 29 L’annuncio della morte dato ieri mattina dal vescovo durante una messa in spiaggia 29/07/13 Cronaca 32 Il prete di campagna che anticipò Bergoglio 29/07/13 Cronaca 33 «Rifiutò la casa da vescovo per stare a Santa Teresa in mezzo alla sua gente» 29/07/13 Cronaca 34 Diede slancio alla Caritas e guidò la Curia di Rimini 29/07/13 Cronaca 35 L’ultimo giorno di Tonini Si è girato e mi ha detto: «Devo andare dal Signore 29/07/13 Cronaca 36 Pagina 2 di 104 Da Napolitano a Letta «La voce di Tonini mancherà a tutti» 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio 38 Caffarra, Ruini o Bagnasco Un cardinale per i funerali domani in cattedrale 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio 39 «Con lui mi sembrava di avere davanti la Chiesa tutta» 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio 41 La banda suona in piazza San Francesco 29/07/13 Turismo, Cultura, Spettacoli 42 Ravenna 2019 “studia” a Marsiglia 29/07/13 Turismo, Cultura, Spettacoli 43 Urbanistica, dal Comune procedure più veloci per rilanciare l’edilizia 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio, Edilizia e Infrastrutture 44 La Lega: un metrò dalla stazione ai Lidi 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio, Edilizia e Infrastrutture 45 Spending review, trasloca in Comune l’Ufficio turismo 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio, Turismo, Cultura, Spettacoli 46 La Voce di Romagna Ravenna Addio al cardinale Tonini: “Non piangete torno dal Padre” 29/07/13 Prima pagina 47 Addio al cardinale Tonini: “Non piangete torno dal Padre” 29/07/13 Cronaca 48 E Napolitano scrive a Bertone 29/07/13 Cronaca 49 Ecco la nota ufficiale della Santa Sede 29/07/13 Cronaca 50 In viaggio col cardinale da Ravenna a Forlì “Tonini era la felicità in carne e ossa” 29/07/13 Cronaca 51 Ai funerali dell’amico Enzo Biagi uno dei momenti di maggior tristezza 29/07/13 Cronaca 52 Sarà sepolto al cimitero monumentale Il suo testamento nelle mani di Ghizzoni 29/07/13 Cronaca 53 L’ultimo saluto al Cardinale buono 29/07/13 Cronaca 54 Accompagnò Wojtyla nella visita che segnò il crollo degli ultimi storici steccati tra laici e cattolici in Romagna 29/07/13 Cronaca 56 “Non piangete, torno dal Padre” 29/07/13 Cronaca, Economia e Territorio 57 Nel 1995 incontrò i giovani in discoteca 29/07/13 Cronaca 58 Viveva dal 1975 tra i bimbi cerebrolesi 29/07/13 Cronaca 59 “Ricordatevi, amicizia vuol dire condividere le cose buone” 29/07/13 Cronaca 60 “Ci ha insegnato a volerci bene” 29/07/13 Cronaca 62 Quell’intervista in radio al Cardinale quando partì il brano “Disperato erotico stomp”... 29/07/13 Cronaca 63 Suor Paola “Ho perso un vero padre” 29/07/13 Cronaca 64 Il Premier Letta: “Ci restano i suoi insegnamenti di uomo di fede e di dialogo con tutti” Ignazio Marino: “Esempio di equilibrio fra scienza e fede”. Il Rettore: “Vero comunicatore” 29/07/13 Politica 65 E Piacenza vuole dedicargli un museo 29/07/13 Cronaca 66 Il Premier Letta: “Ci restano i suoi insegnamenti di uomo di fede e di dialogo con tutti” Ignazio Marino: “Esempio di equilibrio fra scienza e fede”. Il Rettore: “Vero comunicatore” 29/07/13 Politica 67 Guido Ottolenghi “La nostra comunità perde una sua voce autorevole” 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio 68 “Sarà la nostra guida spirituale” 29/07/13 Cronaca 69 Tra arte e informazione “Ecco le vie della verità” 29/07/13 Cronaca 70 Bucando il video come un anchorman diventò il “comunicatore di Dio” in Tv 29/07/13 Cronaca 72 “Costruite chiese per l’ascolto e per i silenzi” 29/07/13 Cronaca 73 La Gmg dei giovani romagnoli 29/07/13 Economia e Territorio 74 Pagina 3 di 104 Il Festival Naturae a Lido di Classe 29/07/13 Ambiente 76 La bimba investita in via Molinetto torna a Ravenna dal Bufalini 29/07/13 Cronaca 77 Il Festival Naturae a Lido di Classe 29/07/13 Ambiente 78 Corriere della Sera CONTI IN ROSSO, TAGLI E FALLIMENTI IL DISSESTO DEL TRASPORTO LOCALE 29/07/13 Trasporti 79 Bus senza gasolio aNapoli e in Campania L’Aquila è in pareggio e l’azienda assume 29/07/13 Trasporti 82 Il Resto del Carlino Imu, tutti pensano alla prima casa Ma la seconda è tartassata 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione 83 Il Sole 24 Ore Norme e tributi: Ai vincoli alle partecipate correttivi su debito e sanzioni 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione, Economia Nazionale 85 Norme e tributi: Sui servizi pubblici solo regole Ue 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione, Economia Nazionale 86 Norme e tributi: Comuni vincolati nei regolamenti e nei piani urbani 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione 87 Norme e tributi: Default guidati non applicabili in Sicilia 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione, Economia Nazionale 88 Norme e tributi: Possibile il varo di nuovi organismi 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione, Economia Nazionale 89 Norme e tributi: Il fallimento politico dei sindaci promosso alla prova Consulta 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione, Economia Nazionale 90 Norme e tributi: Al Patto di stabilità servono più Europa e meno dettagli 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione, Economia Nazionale 91 Italia Oggi Movida nelle città, i sindaci sfoderano le armi d’ordinanza 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione, Economia Nazionale 92 La Repubblica Quattro punti contro l’impasse 29/07/13 Politica Nazionale 94 La battaglia sul fax che paralizza i nostri uffici 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione 97 “Ma prima le regole sulla Costituzione” 29/07/13 Politica Nazionale 99 “Fare presto, l’esecutivo può intervenire” 29/07/13 Politica Nazionale 100 La Stampa Al via la maratona dei decreti 29/07/13 Economia Nazionale, Politica Nazionale 101 Che fine hanno fatto le colonie estive? 29/07/13 Sanità e Politiche sociali 102 Adesso la città si è trasformata in un parco per mille avventure 29/07/13 Sanità e Politiche sociali 103 Unità Pd e Comuni al governo: «Basta col balletto Imu» 29/07/13 Pubblica Amministrazione 104 Pagina 4 di 104 press unE il Resto del Carlino 29/07/2013 Periodicità: Quotidiano RAVENNA Tiratura: n.d. Direttore Responsabile: Giovanni Morandi Diffusione: n.d. IL COMMENTO di LUCA SUPRAN1 SAPEVA PARI AR7, CON TUTTI ONO tantissimi r ravennati che conservano nel loro cuore un ricordo particolare del cardinal Ton%rii., emozioni che alla notizia della morte dell'arcivescovo emerito sono inevitabilmente riaffiorate. Quando era nel pieno della salute non era difficile incontrarlo in via De Gasperi o all'Opera Santa Teresa ed era lui il primo a chiederti come stavi. Perché una delle grandi doti di monsignor Topini era la sua umiltà: non ha mai :fiuto pesare l'essere un, 'principe della Chiesa'. E accettava mille impegni, in ambienti cattolici e non. Sapeva entrare in sintonia con le persone dal primo approccio, anche se parlava alla festa dell'Unità o in una discoteca. E per questo era benvoluto anche da chi non frequentava l'ambiente di Chiesa, Una cosa semplice da dirsi, ma decisamente complicata in un terra come la Romagna, e in particolare Ravenna, da sempre classificata come 'mangiapreti'. Tr-a l'altro arrivò in and diocesi che era lacerata da proMide divisioni, ma fin dal suo primo incontro con lo comunità ravennate disse che voleva lavorare per l'unità. Per questo l'intera città ha sempre avuto una grande stima e un profondo rispetto per questo 'piccolo grande uomo che a tutti ribadiva l'importanza di volersi bene, di avere la coscienza pulita e di riscoprire ogni giorno la bellezza della vita. «Se il Signore ci ha creati, lo ha fatto con uno scopo. ha detto più volte monsignor Tonbui, in particolare ai giovani che non si stancava mai di incontrare preciso progetto su ognuno di noi e quindi non si può buttare via la propria vita». E l'altro grande messaggio che lascia è la grande attenzione agli ultimi, agli emarginati.
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