Talk:Angelo Bagnasco

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[edit] Doctorate?

Doesn't one need a doctorate in order to become a professor? If so, why isn't Bagnasco's mentoned in the article. Furthermore, I would expect a senior Archbishop, who will probably be given the red biretta at the next consistory, to have Ph.D/Th.D, etc.

[edit] Quality of English version

I removed the following paragraph Social Teaching from the article. I think it may be something notable about the subject, but I could not understand the meaning of the first sentence. Perhaps someone with a good knowledge of Italian and of English can clarify the intended meaning.

[edit] Social Teaching

In a homily before an audience of steel-workers, Bagnasco has affirmed that the company hire a workers as a precarius only if they really need and not as a standard. Bagnasco says that flexibility enables a person to plan his life.

He also has reaffirmed that each man has the right to have a job. Objectivesea 03:29, 9 July 2007 (UTC)