Costeniero the Library of Castelfranco Veneto Don Silvio has Favrin presented the third volume of the series "Questions of identity" entitled "Memory of reality glimpsed" and curated by Marisa Olivo Bolzon and Restello (GM editor 2008, pp. 120, € 10.00). The volumes of the series "Questions of identity " have the moral support of the Cultural Association "Nice Italian".
The book contains interviews with five priests working in communion with the Church of Treviso: men who are constantly questioning their own way of being priests, and relate to others. They are men who do not like to identify with a caste and are always ready to get involved. They are also real people who have much to say because they know they listen to others and reflect on these words ...
There are many priests who can produce a resume worthy of a surveyor or an engineer from the Catholic press reading profiles of pastors leaving a community to another or to retire, it appears to be the best energy they made during their ministry has been designed to restore towers, or Canonical to restructure rural capitals, to build up speakers and put under the facilities of the church. The priests involved in this editorial initiative, do not have a curriculum like this: despite working in communion with the Church of Treviso, carry out their ministry in a situation that can be described as secular. 
As written in the book, the word "secular" is not in this context to be understood in clerical or political sense, but in the sociological sense of a life immersed in the everyday. They are actually priests who live alongside the most vulnerable members of our society, as Don Claudio Miglioranza who lives with seven Senegalese Muslim in an old farmhouse in the country of Castelfranco Veneto, or Vallotto Don Julian, who also provides much of their time to immigrants. Then there is Don Silvio Favrin who has spent his entire priestly life as a sick man among the sick, Don Umberto improved after several experienced pastoral experiences in "trench" as close to the worker priests, spent himself for the elderly, and Don Fernando Pavanello, that the Seventies to now has pledged to give dignity and a future for those living in heavy physical disabilities. They are, in short, everyone wants to know priests who have to support in the daily effort to believe that Jesus Christ is also my neighbor.
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