
I am a Catholic priest and I write about Sicily and the Mafia. I spent eight years in Italy, I have travelled the peninsula, and have long been fascinated by crime.
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A few kind souls have been asking me about my new book, and I have to report it is now in the proof stage, so should be coming out on Amazon and Kindle soon. The photo above, taken by me, will appear on the cover. The little angel sits abov...
El Capo’s mugshot, from Wikipedia.
I am currently writing about Mexico (more about that later, I hope) and I have dug up from the depths of my computer a book review that I wrote some years ago which, if memory serves, was printed in The T...
Very soon it is going to be the feast of Saint Rita of Cascia. It falls on the 22nd May. This may have nothing to do with the Mafia, at first sight, but please bear with me.
I went to see Saint Rita of Cascia, as Italians say (one always s...
Family is everything in the Mafia.
The brave boys and girls of the Carabinieri in the notorious town of Corleone have picked up three Mafiosi, one of whom, a certain Mario Gennaro, was caught on tape (these people are always on their phone...
Via Montalbo, scene of the recent shooting
It really is the Wild West in Palermo, as the Italians like to say. There have been two shoot-ups within a twenty-four hour period. The first was directed at a house and a car in via Don Minzoni i...
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Catholic priest and writer, doctor of moral theology.
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