Early life and education
Mauri was born in Milan on 21 December 1873. His father was a school director, and his mother, Maria Tentorio, was from Como region. He obtained a degree in law from the University of Genoa. He also received a degree in philosophy in 1896. He was part of the Catholic movement and worked for Catholic publications during his university studies.Career and activities
Mauri started his career as a journalist and established a magazine ''Italia nuova'' in 1900. He served as president of the Italian Catholic University Federation from 1900 to 1904. He was elected to the provincial council in Milan in 1902. Mauri took part in the establishment of another Milan-based magazine entitled ''La Rassegna sociale'' of which other founders were Umberto Benigni and Filippo Meda. Mauri moved to Turin in October 1903 to run a Catholic newspaper ''Il Momento'' which he held until 1906. He was elected to the Parliament in 1904 becoming one of the first Catholic deputies. He was close toPersonal life and death
Mauri married Lisa Meda on 12 December 1900. They had a son, and his wife died in 1903. He married Maria Cappa Legora in Turin on 14 November 1904, and they had ten children. Mauri died in Candia Lomellina on 17 November 1936.References
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