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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In Palermo, they have been celebrating the feast of Saint Rosalia, the patroness of the city, who is revered for saving the city from plague in the year 1624. You can read her story here. Intriguingly, Anthony van Dyke just happened to be i...
A real life don Calogero
Don Calogero Lo Piccolo, under arrest in 2019, from La Repubblica.
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Giuseppe Guttadauro, police mugshot from Wikipedia.
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The Pope in Naples and Lampedusa
Back in May the Pope went to Naples, where he visited the important shrine of Our Lady of Pompeii and spoke to the clergy and the civic authorities; it is all on the Vatican website, and it was all a great success, but what struck me was th...
Italy, Land of Conspiracies
The great and good Nick Farrell, over at The Spectator, has an excellent column about an Italian conspiracy theory concerning Mussolini and Churchill’s non-existent correspondence. The two men wrote to each other, it is claimed, and Churchi...
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