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Tag Archives: Italy
The world’s most enlightened, forward-thinking town: tiny Corigliano d’Otranto, Italy, appoints municipal philosopher!
Surely tiny Corigliano d’Otranto — population 5,889 — tucked away in the heel of Italy, must have the world’s most enlightened town council: It could have something to do with the fact that Corigliano is in the so-called Grecìa Salentina, a … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Popular Culture, Society
Tagged Contemporary Philosophers, Italy
One day Chiara Petrillo will be a saint, writes Paul Williams
A young Italian mother gives up her life for her unborn child in a stunning act of saintliness Chiara Petrillo was a 28-year-old Italian mother who apparently refused life-saving cancer treatment that would have damaged or destroyed her baby. Her baby, … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Churches, Popular Culture, Society, Secularism
Tagged Chiara Petrillo, Italy
“As far as our father was concerned, Hitler was the Antichrist,” writes Pope Benedict’s brother Georg Ratzinger
Pope Benedict’s brother tells how family made it through WWII Germany As early as 1938, we were registered by the seminary with the Hitler Youth (HY). That was the law, there were no exemptions. Consequently, all the minor seminarians became students … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Churches
Tagged Adolf Hitler, Germany, Italy, Monsignor Georg Ratzinger, Opposition to Nazism, Pope Benedict XVI, Third Reich, World War II
Amanda Knox case: Catholic Church isn’t obsessed with Satanic sex, it’s radical feminists and social workers
Well worth taking five minutes to read: Amanda Knox acquittal: It isn’t the Catholic Church that is unhealthily obsessed with mythical Satanic sex – it is radical feminists and social workers by Brendan O’Neill This idea that the modern-day obsession with … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, Society, Secularism
Tagged Amanda Knox, Anti-Catholicism, Beatrix Campbell, Brendan O'Neill, Feminism, Italy, Marxism, Satanism
Researcher finds proof of widespread Jewish support for Pope Pius XII
Researcher finds proof of widespread Jewish support for Pope Pius XII In April of 1939, just one month after Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli was elected Pope, the U.S. Jewish Veteran magazine called the new Pope’s leadership “a source of great satisfaction … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Churches
Tagged Atheism, Atheists, Fascism, Germany, Italy, Jews, Judaism, Kosher Foods, Nazism, New Atheists, Pope Pius XII, Resistance Movements, Roman Catholics, Third Reich, Vatican