today.
points of Toniolo:
Treviso, Palazzo dei Trecento and the Signoria. The church of St.
Andrea and baptistery. Rival
S. Andrea Toniolo
's house.
The town of Pieve di Soligo. Country of his wife.
His tomb in the church archpriest of Pieve di Soligo.

Treviso, Palazzo dei Trecento della Signoria and

Rival S. Andrea


The baptistery where he was baptized.



Toniolo's house in Treviso.



The town of Pieve di Soligo. Country of his wife.





His tomb in the church archpriest of Pieve di Soligo.

(by F. Vistalli, Giuseppe Toniolo, ed.Comitato GT, Rome, 1954)

's birthplace and the city 'of origin.
1 - Treviso-rival St. Andrea. Birthplace.
2 - Venezia. College of St. Catherine, where he had his early school years (inside).
3-Pieve di Soligo (TV). House occupied by G. Toniolo.
4 - Pisa. Inhabited house with his family.
5 - Pisa. The study of G. Toniolo.
Professor. Giuseppe Toniolo and Ms Maria Schiratti. Year 1878.

Their marriage was celebrated with true Christian spirit. Blessed by the priest Sebastian de Zorzi, Archpriest of the Church of Soligo, the two newlyweds rushed to Rome to receive upon them the apostolic blessing of Pope Leo XIII, ushering in a rich and happy married life.
Pope Leo XIII

Giuseppe Toniolo by Leo XIII had the affection and trust. Toniolo participate 'in full apostolic aspirations of the Pope by the great scientific and social directives, looking for lines of harmony between science and faith, the achievement of social justice in the world and fraternal understanding between classes and peoples.
Toniolo father University 'Cattolica .
From The Future, November 26, 2010
(Writes Maria Bocci):
In August '18 the publishing Life and Thought and the Italian Society for the Study of philosophical and psychological, through Gemini and Armida Barelli, presented in Toniolo, already very ill, a project to establish a tertiary institution.
The meeting was recalled by the players as intense and illuminating a moment in which Toni had passed the baton to the future chancellor of the Catholic, had been in Varallo Sesia, Pisa, where the master was hosted by a textile industrialist, Count Ernesto Lombardo. Toniolo, who have long followed the path of scientific Gemini, it had specifically asked to make a Catholic institution that would serve to promote the progress of studies. As a Gemini, Toni was convinced that free education should serve not only to guarantee the right of Christian families to give their children an education is not contradictory with faith, but also a fruitful comparison between the Catholic world and modern culture.
The lack of true freedom in higher education - a lack that, until then, had imbued the university of rationalism and materialism - the national education had dried up. At the same time helped to weaken the effectiveness of the proposed Catholic educational and scientific education had slowed in the ranks of Italian Catholicism. Immediately after the conflict was thus created, on a proposal from Filippo Meda, Giuseppe Toniolo Institute of higher learning, as "intermediate body" that prepare the advent of the Catholic University in order to avoid "arousing the suspicions and opposition of the enemies of religion."
As you know, the way suggested by Meda proved successful. On 6 February 1920, drafted by a notary public act Carlo Nogales, Toniolo Institute was founded and was forwarded to the Ministry of Education because the application was built in non-profit organization. The request was granted by Royal Decree of 24 June, countersigned by Benedetto Croce, Minister of Education last Giolitti government. Among the goals of Toniolo, as stated in the statute, there was "to establish courses of higher education to train young people in the disciplines of philosophy, legal and social conditions. Cardinal Ferrari, in a letter to Gemini, he noted that the body was created to promote the Catholic University.