Umberto Pasquale
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Umberto Pasquale (Vignole Borbera, 1906 - Rivoli, Turin, 5 March 1985) was a Salesian priest and writer.
At the beginning of the 1930s, he went to Portugal and on 1944 he met the Blessed Alexandrina Maria da Costa, who is the main subject of his books. He influenced other writers, as Francis Johnston and Signorile couple.
[edit] Main works
- Alexandrina, Libreria Dottrina Cristiana, Turin, 1960 in Spanish
- Alexandrina, Umberto Pasquale in English
- Cristo Gesù in Alexandrina (autobiography), Turin, 1973. Extra commercial edition [1].
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