"The miracle of ubiquity was accomplished in Don Gallo: he was radically Christian and also irreducibly Catholic, but he could also be remembered as a Hasidic tzaddik, just as he was an anti-fascist militant and a very secular free thinker. For me the Rooster remains a brother, a friend, a certain guide, an essential and constant reference. For me personally, hope holds an ever-present cigar between its lips and has the light-hearted face of this rebellious priest. (Moni Ovadia)"
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