Il ’68 dei giovani cattolici in Europa

[Autom. eng. transl.] the contribution of young European believers to the 1968 student protest was not always considered worthy of attention, except for some emblematic episodes such as (to limit ourselves to Italy) the occupations of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart which followed one another starting from autumn of 1967, very often cited as the symbolic starting point of the "Italian Sixty-eight", but much more rarely deepened in their causes and their internal dynamics. Yet it was precisely the Catholic youth who played a leading role in the processes of change in the youth world, often anticipating instances that would later explode in the dispute.