Don Giuseppe Tomaselli on Windows Pc

Unknown in his native country, the Salesian priest, who died in 1989, author of a hundred religious booklets distributed worldwide, is remembered as an exorcist, mystic and healer. And there are those attributes miracles. Don Giuseppe Tomaselli was born in Pallet, a village in the province of Catania, on 26 January 1902 in a deeply Catholic family. In 1916 he entered the Salesian Congregation founded in 1859 by St. John Bosco, the apostle of youth. In 1926 he was ordained a priest and began his long ministry that lasted almost 63 years during which he held various positions: pastor, teacher, chaplain at religious communities, exorcist and apostle of good Catholic press. He wrote a hundred simple devotional booklets and apologetic that he printed in millions of copies and distributed in Italy and abroad. These precious books are still printed and distributed by his spiritual children gathered in the Work Charitable Salesian of Messina.
During his life he worked with great zeal for the salvation of souls, for which Jesus Christ sacrificed his life on the cross of Calvary. Don Giuseppe Tomaselli was always available to help others both materially and spiritually. If it was called in the middle of the night to administer the last rites to a dying man, came running quickly, aware that Jesus Christ ardently desires the salvation of every single soul. The zeal for the sanctification and salvation of souls has always been an aspect characteristic of the priestly life of Don Giuseppe.

From authentic Salesian was devoted to Our Lady. Huge was his joy when November 1, 1950, the great Pope Pius XII (born Eugenio Pacelli), decreed in a solemn manner and ultimately be divinely revealed dogma that the Blessed Virgin Mary at the end of earthly life was assumed in the glory of heaven in body and soul.

He did not like the speeches that mushy anesthetize souls, but vigorously denounced the lies of the world. Carry a short excerpt from the book "Our dead - The home of all" published in 1953, in which telling of his visit to the cemetery writes: "The avenue is long; right and left stand of graves, but are many and it is not possible to consider them all. Someone hits me and forces me to stop me. ... The tomb is sumptuous, topped by a half-length; around flowers and a lighted lamp; emblems of the theological virtues are artistic: the cross, the anchor, the torch; the inscription reads as follows: "Mind elected - Heart noble - did good to others, oblivious of himself - Bride and mangled children mourn the passing away." Lies! Lies! The world is a mass of lies! In the cemetery but the lie reigns: All the dead are honest and charitable. It seems that death only choose the good! I met this man ... elected by the mind and noble-hearted! But I remember what was said to her death: She should have to die before fifty years! ... How many fathers did cry! ... How many workers have sucked the blood! ... How many bullying and harassment has done! ... Before expiry badly hit by sudden, instead of calling God, said to his servant: The key to the safe to daughters! - It ceased to live. His funeral procession was of first order: garlands without number, and long lines of cars. Now you're here, noble lord, fed to the worms! You have duped the world, but certainly not God. You would have done better to be more charitable. The riches amassed are no longer yours. How many campaigns you possessed! Now you just a few feet of the ground! O unhappy rich! You are envied by the mundane, but Jesus has launched against you a "trouble" terrible: Woe unto you that are rich! It 's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, rather than a rich man to enter into Paradise! »

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