The Home for the Forgotten That Made Pope Leo XIV Emotional in Argentina: Cottolengo Don Orione
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Daniel del Castillo González
Don Orione laid the first stone of this center in 1935. Today, more than 400 people with disabilities live here, receiving round-the-clock care from teams of professionals, religious members and volunteers.
The center has schools, art workshops, rehabilitation facilities and activities designed to help residents develop greater independence. Marta Torres spent years searching for a place like this she could call home.
MARTA TORRES
I was born with a disabi
Don Orione laid the first stone of this center in 1935. Today, more than 400 people with disabilities live here, receiving round-the-clock care from teams of professionals, religious members and volunteers.
The center has schools, art workshops, rehabilitation facilities and activities designed to help residents develop greater independence. Marta Torres spent years searching for a place like this she could call home.
MARTA TORRES
I was born with a disabi
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