by Antonio Socci · Rizzoli · tapa dura · ISBN 9788817045087
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«Caterina. Diario di un padre nella tempesta» is the diary of Antonio Socci, published by Rizzoli in hardcover (211 pages, in Italian).
In September 2009, Antonio Socci's eldest daughter, aged twenty-four, suffers a cardiac arrest and falls into a coma. Her father recounts the impact on the family and the wave of prayer and solidarity the case awakens, also among atheists and agnostics. Caterina laughs upon hearing a passage from The Catcher in the Rye and begins to regain consciousness.
The back cover states that the author's earnings go to works of charity and missionary evangelization.
For readers interested in testimonies of faith, Christian spirituality, true stories of overcoming and tales of hope.
Antonio Socci is an Italian media personality, journalist, and writer. He began his career in the 1980s writing for several Italian publications, working for the RAI, Italy's public television, in the early 2000s. His main interests include the Catholic Church, about which he wrote several books.
