Is there any end to holy doctors in our modern times? In all fields they are an example to other physicians that it is not impossible to be brilliant in their area of expertise and holy at the same time.
Servant of God Giancarlo Rastelliwas born in 1933 in Pescara , Italy University of Parma Rochester , Minnesota America Italy United States
A few days after the honeymoon, Doctor Rastelli was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease. He made no mention of his illness to anyone, not even his parents. To his wife he said: "Believe in God and in the Mayo", then he quickly left whistling Mozart and Beethoven.
A few days after the honeymoon, Doctor Rastelli was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease. He made no mention of his illness to anyone, not even his parents. To his wife he said: "Believe in God and in the Mayo", then he quickly left whistling Mozart and Beethoven.
After only a few years, he was appointed head of Cardiovascular Research at the Mayo. Giancarlo had an interesting and productive profession, and the future looked extremely promising. He developed a classification of atrioventricular canal and a novel surgical procedure that revolutionized the management of children with congenital heart disease. His work was ahead of its time and laid the foundation for the treatment of complex congenital cardiac anomalies.
These discoveries earned him three gold medals in Washington
He died at the Methodist Hospital in Rochester
He was known to always have at the center of his thoughts the dignity of the sick, treating them as if they were Christ.
Around the world departments of hospitals and schools, were dedicated to him as well as a road to Parma
He was buried with honor in the university chapel of the cemetery of Parma