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All accommodations at Ospitale feature a private patio with countryside views, LCD TV with Sky channels, and private bathroom, while suites and apartments also boast a fully equipped kitchen. Hairdryers are available at reception.Set in an ancient fortified farmhouse in the Apulian countryside, 7 km from Lecce, Masseria Ospitale offers rooms, suites and apartments and a restaurant open to the public specializing in traditional and Italian cuisine.The property offers free Wi-Fi at reception, free parking, and bike rental at no extra cost. Masseria Ospitale is 3.5 km from Torre Chianca Beach and 30 km from Brindisi Airport.
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Once the Masseria was a typical farm, destined to sheep farming, cattle breeding, cereal production and tobacco cultivation. Just in the spaces where there were stables, dryers for tobacco or where lived the owners, settlers or seasonal workers, were obtained rooms, restaurant, kitchens, common areas and the home of the owner who resides within the structure itself.
The Masseria has a land of about 35 hectares where cereals, legumes, vegetables, two hectares of olive trees and one hectare of orchard are cultivated, which provide the kitchens of the farm with the necessary products for the realization of our dishes.
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Also the Ugentina church, on Sunday, October 17, during a solemn Eucharistic concelebration, presided by Bishop Monsignor Vito Angiuli, in the Cathedral Church, started the synodal path together with the whole Italian Church and in tune with the Synod of Bishops.
Pope Francis, starting from the Speech at the National Convention in Florence on November 10, 2015, indicated to Italy the synodal style as a method to live a humble and disinterested ecclesial experience, in the logic of the Beatitudes. If the Church, in fact, does not take on the feelings of Jesus, it becomes disoriented, it loses its sense.
In his meeting with the faithful of the Diocese of Rome on September 18, 2021, the Pontiff said, among other things, that “synodality expresses the nature of the Church, its form, its style, its mission.”
The synodal experience of the Churches in Italy, whose reasons, aims and basic methods have already been outlined, will be inserted, in this first year of 2021-22, in the path traced by the Universal Synod, making its own the texts elaborated by the General Secretariat of the CEI: the Preparatory Document and the Methodological Vademecum.
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It is from here that the long avenue leading to his home starts. Along the way, you can still see the remains of the great work that involved not only wine, but also tobacco, wheat and much more.
“Back then I liked everything, the fields, the mooing of the cows, the simple speech of the peasants, and even the strange prayers that my mother recited with archaic ritual during late summer storms….”
“I never understood what work Uncle did, always sitting alone for hours at his table. He would do research that I think referred to Lecce and its surroundings. Then he would review the accounts, which I imagine never came back.”
“His poetic sense made him infinitely fond of the little bouquet of flowers that Peppa composed for him. Even after his uncle’s death, La Peppa, as long as he remained with us, would prepare such a bouquet for me to take to his grave in Lecce on the Day of the Dead, and I fulfilled the task with great pride.”
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