Rabbi Dr. Chaim Rozwaski was born in Poland 1935. He survived the German occupation by being hidden in forests and farms. Both of his parents were murdered along with most of his family members. Following a stay in a displaced persons camp in Germany, in 1946 he was permitted entry to Canada in a program for Jewish orphans. There he attended the Hebrew Theological College at Skokie, Illinois and received his doctorate in Talmudic law in Baltimore.
Rabbi Rozwaski was rabbi at Peekskill, New York and Temple Beth El in Orlando, Florida. He became senior minister to the Southend and Westcliff Hebrew Congregation (SWHC) and was rabbi at Suburban Park Jewish Center-Congregation Lev Torah on Long Island. In 1998, he took up a post in Berlin as dean for the newly-established Lauder Judisches Lehrhaus.
He is the author of several books on the Holocaust and on Jewish spirituality. A revered Rabbi not only in the international Jewish Community, he is strongly engaged in refugee and internally displaced persons questions.
Rabbi Dr. Chaim Rozwaski was born in Poland 1935. He survived the German occupation by being hidden in forests and farms. Both of his parents were murdered along with most of his family members. Following a stay in a displaced persons camp in Germany, in 1946 he was permitted entry to Canada in a program for Jewish orphans. There he attended the Hebrew Theological College at Skokie, Illinois and received his doctorate in Talmudic law in Baltimore.
Rabbi Rozwaski was rabbi at Peekskill, New York and Temple Beth El in Orlando, Florida. He became senior minister to the Southend and Westcliff Hebrew Congregation (SWHC) and was rabbi at Suburban Park Jewish Center-Congregation Lev Torah on Long Island. In 1998, he took up a post in Berlin as dean for the newly-established Lauder Judisches Lehrhaus.
He is the author of several books on the Holocaust and on Jewish spirituality. A revered Rabbi not only in the international Jewish Community, he is strongly engaged in refugee and internally displaced persons questions.
Monsignore Gianfranco Girotti, Order of the Friars Minor Conventual, born in Rome 1937, titular bishop, Regent Emeritus of the Apostolic Penitentiary, previously Under-Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, holds a degree in Philosophy from the Pontifical Urbaniana University, a licentiate in sacred theology from the Pontifical Theological Faculty “St. Bonaventura”, a doctorate utroque jure from the Pontifical Lateran University and a lawyer’s diploma from the Roman Rota.
Following his dedication to the doctrine, he taught Law at the Pontifical Urban University. At the ecclesiastical tribunal of the Latium region, he served as a judge.
Monsignore Girotti is an outspoken and polarising critic of the increased criminal trends in society in general. He earned wide-spread support and publicity for the first time in a 2008 press conference, warning drug dealers, the obscenely rich, environmental polluters and genetic scientists that they were in danger of committing mortal sins. In 2014, during the Mafia Capitale criminal inquiry in Italy, he denounced that the investigation was bringing to light an “obscene and disturbing system that raises concerns about the aims and intentions” and that “a worrying and tremendous undergrowth is coming to the surface that can only arouse reproach and indignation”. He is a proactive advocate of the concept of Forgiveness in the Christian Faith.
Monsignore Gianfranco Girotti, Order of the Friars Minor Conventual, born in Rome 1937, titular bishop, Regent Emeritus of the Apostolic Penitentiary, previously Under-Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, holds a degree in Philosophy from the Pontifical Urbaniana University, a licentiate in sacred theology from the Pontifical Theological Faculty “St. Bonaventura”, a doctorate utroque jure from the Pontifical Lateran University and a lawyer’s diploma from the Roman Rota.
Following his dedication to the doctrine, he taught Law at the Pontifical Urban University. At the ecclesiastical tribunal of the Latium region, he served as a judge.
Monsignore Girotti is an outspoken and polarising critic of the increased criminal trends in society in general. He earned wide-spread support and publicity for the first time in a 2008 press conference, warning drug dealers, the obscenely rich, environmental polluters and genetic scientists that they were in danger of committing mortal sins. In 2014, during the Mafia Capitale criminal inquiry in Italy, he denounced that the investigation was bringing to light an “obscene and disturbing system that raises concerns about the aims and intentions” and that “a worrying and tremendous undergrowth is coming to the surface that can only arouse reproach and indignation”. He is a proactive advocate of the concept of Forgiveness in the Christian Faith.
Born in 1954 in Barcelona, Mr. Vilarrubí Carrió is a Catalan economist and businessman. In 2015 he was manager of FC Barcelona. When he was a child his family introduced him to the world of field hockey, although he lived in Barcelona and took him to training to Terrassa. He played for Atlético Terrassa and his ability in this sport plus the fact that he had learned to skate in Puigcerdà helped him to wear the Barça ice hockey shirt.
He participated prominently in the launch of Catalunya Ràdio, where he was general secretary and deputy director of the station between 1983 and 1986. He was subsequently appointed General Manager of the Autonomous Gambling and Gambling Entity of the Generalitat de Catalunya (EAJA), a position he held until 1988. He was subsequently a director and of the Catalan Radio and Television Corporation. He was also part of the founding team of RAC 1.
He is president of the holding company CVC Grupo Consejeros and the insurance brokerage Willis S&C. In 2015 he was awarded the Creu de Sant Jordi “for his significant presence in the Catalan economic and social life through different companies and institutions”.
Since 2016 Carles Vilarrubí has been the president of the Catalan Academy of Gastronomy and Nutrition, being re-elected in 2020 for a new four-year term.
Born in 1954 in Barcelona, Mr. Vilarrubí Carrió is a Catalan economist and businessman. In 2015 he was manager of FC Barcelona. When he was a child his family introduced him to the world of field hockey, although he lived in Barcelona and took him to training to Terrassa. He played for Atlético Terrassa and his ability in this sport plus the fact that he had learned to skate in Puigcerdà helped him to wear the Barça ice hockey shirt.
He participated prominently in the launch of Catalunya Ràdio, where he was general secretary and deputy director of the station between 1983 and 1986. He was subsequently appointed General Manager of the Autonomous Gambling and Gambling Entity of the Generalitat de Catalunya (EAJA), a position he held until 1988. He was subsequently a director and of the Catalan Radio and Television Corporation. He was also part of the founding team of RAC 1.
He is president of the holding company CVC Grupo Consejeros and the insurance brokerage Willis S&C. In 2015 he was awarded the Creu de Sant Jordi “for his significant presence in the Catalan economic and social life through different companies and institutions”.
Since 2016 Carles Vilarrubí has been the president of the Catalan Academy of Gastronomy and Nutrition, being re-elected in 2020 for a new four-year term.
PhD in Economics.
Ex-head of the company “Ukrainian Mediterranean Airlines”.
Expert in international cooperation and charitable activities.
PhD in Economics.
Ex-head of the company “Ukrainian Mediterranean Airlines”.
Expert in international cooperation and charitable activities.
