Antonio Mazzi
Don Antonio Mazzi is a renowned Italian priest and the founder of the Exodus Foundation, dedicated to helping individuals struggling with addiction. With a career spanning over four decades, he has been at the forefront of addressing drug dependency issues, particularly among youth. Known for his unconventional approach, he considers himself more of a father figure than a traditional priest, engaging deeply with the lives of those he serves. Recently, at the age of 95, he was hospitalized for routine heart monitoring, reflecting on the increasing challenges faced by young people today, particularly concerning the rise of synthetic drugs. His tireless advocacy and commitment to adapting treatment approaches underscore his pivotal role in contemporary addiction recovery efforts.
Born on Nov 01, 1929 (96 years old)
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Don Antonio Mazzi was a priest, educator, and founder of the Exodus Foundation, known for his work with marginalized youth.
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Don Antonio Mazzi was a priest, educator, and founder of the Exodus Foundation, known for his work with marginalized youth.
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Italy:
Don Antonio Mazzi is the founder of the community that helps drug addicts and has been active for over 40 years.
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Italy:
Don Antonio Mazzi is the founder of Exodus and reflects on the journey of the Carovana and its impact on youth.
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Italy:
Don Antonio Mazzi was an Italian priest, educator, and activist known for founding the Exodus Foundation, which has been combating youth distress for over 40 years.
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Italy:
Antonio Mazzi is the founder of the Exodus Foundation, which aims to help individuals reintegrate into society.
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Italy:
Don Antonio Mazzi is the founder of Exodus and speaks about the drug emergency and the bureaucratic challenges in helping young people.
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Italy:
Don Antonio Mazzi, a priest from Verona, leads the Exodus foundation for drug addiction and has been hospitalized for a few days.
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