Alberto Bottari de Castello

thumb|Alberto Bottari de Castello Alberto Bottari de Castello (5 July 1942 – 13 July 2025) was an Italian prelate of the Catholic Church. Quotes In Japan, there is in reality a great need for religious values, there are some faithful who practice two different religions. But the Church is not able to satisfy this thirst for religion because its strategy is mistaken: the Church must not limit itself to teaching Catholic doctrine, faith, and traditions, but must find a way to connect these with the culture and everyday problems of the Japanese, avoiding the fracture between the teaching of doctrine and everyday life in Japan. Obviously, this is an extremely difficult task. Why Life Is Worth So Little in Prosperous Japan (8 March 2010) The Japanese by nature struggle to express their feelings, even with the idea of not loading their problems on others. So, in this cultural context, a verbal message and effective closeness and solidarity on behalf of those who do not criticize, but only encourage and pray, has a great value. The Nuncio: "The visit of Cardinal Sarah is a boost of encouragement for stricken Japan" (13 May 2011) Fides News Agency External links Category:1942 births Category:2025 deaths Category:People from Veneto Category:Catholics from Italy Category:Clergy from Italy Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:Diplomats of the Holy See