Artémides Zatti

thumb|Artémides Zatti Artemide Zatti (12 October 1880 – 15 March 1951) was an Italian Roman Catholic professed religious of the Salesians of Don Bosco and a noted pharmacist who emigrated to Argentina in 1897. Quotes [With reference to the vow that if he were healed he would dedicate himself throughout his life to the sick] Believed, promised, healed. Quoted in Artemide Zatti (1880-1951), causesanti.va. [Asking the nuns for a dress for a new boy who has arrived] Sister, do you have a dress for a 12-year-old Jesus? Quoted in Artemide Zatti (1880-1951), causesanti.va. Quotes about Artémides Zatti, Salesian coadjutor, left with his family from the Diocese of Reggio Emilia in search of a better life in Argentina, the land Don Bosco had dreamed of. There he discovered his Salesian vocation, which materialized in a passionate, competent and loving service to the sick. The nearly fifty years spent in Viedema represent the story of an exemplary religious man, punctual in carrying out his community duties and completely dedicated to serving the needy. Pope John Paul II, Cappella papale per la beatificazione di 6 servi di Dio, 14 April 2002, Rome. External links Zatti, Artémides Category:1880 births Category:1951 deaths Category:Pharmacists Category:Missionaries Category:Catholics from Argentina Category:Catholic saints