The Chemist of Catania
Alexander Lucie-SmithI 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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The Difficulty of Getting an Education in Palermo
In Sicily, it seems it never rains, but it pours. You may remember I have written about the Falcone school, where the head, deputy head and other staff members were involved in a swindle involving EU funded ‘ghost courses’. Now it seems tha...
The Road of the Beheaded Men, Palermo
The Road of the Beheaded Men does not sound like the world’s most desirable address, but it is here, in via Decollati, just off the corso dei Mille, in Palermo, that the war against the Mafia is bring waged.
Fifty-Five Years Ago, Caravaggio's Painting Was Stolen
It is fifty five years to the day that Caravaggio’s great painting, The Nativity with Saint Francis and Saint Lawrence, was stolen from the Oratory of Saint Lawrence in Palermo, and has never been found since, though, this being Sicily, rum...
Borgo Vecchio, Palermo
This February I was in Borgo Vecchio, the district in the centre of Palermo which lies between the port and the prison, not far from its most elegant quarter around the Politeama concert hall. It is a very small place, just a few streets, a...
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