Tullio Vinay

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Tullio Vinay was an Italian Waldensian pastor, theologian, and politician known for his anti-fascist resistance and for founding the Agape ecumenical center in the Alps.

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Tullio Vinay canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian politician
Protestant pastor
Waldensian pastor
anti-fascist
human
theologian
advocatedFor interdenominational dialogue
peace
social justice
affiliation Waldensian Church
linked to: Waldensian churches
areaOfInfluence European ecumenical movement
Italian Protestantism
countryOfCitizenship Italy
denomination Waldensian
linked to: Waldensian churches
founded Agape ecumenical center
hasEthnicGroup Italian
hasGender male
ideology Christian social thought
knownAs Tullio Vinay
languageOfWorkOrName Italian
movement Italian Resistance
ecumenism
notableFor anti-fascist resistance activity
founding the Agape ecumenical center
social engagement
work in ecumenism
occupation pastor
politician
theologian
opposed authoritarianism
fascism
placeOfActivity Italian Alps
linked to: Alps

Italy
politicalAlignment anti-fascism
religion Protestantism
Waldensian Evangelical Church
linked to: Waldensian churches
workField pastoral ministry
politics
social work
theology

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Tullio hasNotableBearer Tullio Vinay
Tullio Vinay knownAs Tullio Vinay