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Italy. in Castelluccio Di Norcia, the Drought Made the Paradise of Flowers an Arid Plain

Every beginning of summer, the small village of Castelluccio di Norcia, in central Italy, is witness to a magnificent natural phenomenon: a multicolored wild bloom, which attracts thousands of tourists every year. This summer, however, the drought spoiled the spectacle and erased the colors, to the great dam of a territory still weakened by the damage of the earthquake of 2016.Read Article

Pope Benedict and Saint Clare of Assisi - Catholic Insight

BENEDICT XVI GENERAL AUDIENCE Paul VI Hall Wednesday, 15 September 2010 Saint Clare of Assisi Dear Brothers and Sisters, One of the best loved Saints is without a doubt St Clare of Assisi who lived in the 13th century and was a contemporary of St Francis. Her testimony shows us how indebted the Church is to courageous women, full of faith like her, who can give a crucial impetus to the Church’s renewal. So who was Clare of Assisi? To answer this…Saints · Assisi See the Story

Prado Carries Out a Great Campaign in Italy

Juan Carlos Prado celebrates a good week at the Todi Challenger in Italy. This Thursday he won his quarter-finals match to the local Marco Cecchinato (a double 6-2) and advanced to the semi-finals. Prado, the best young tennis player in the country, already surpassed three rounds and is one step away from the big final that will be played this Saturday. Tennis Club Todi 1971 courts host the tournament, in which Prado debuted on Monday with trium…Todi, Umbria · Todi Read Article

"The Gladiators Were a Bit Like the Football Stars Today": a Show Away From the Clichés to Relive the Antiquity in Umbria

Acta resurrected the gladiator battles this Sunday, August 17th on the site of the Roman villa of Umbourie. A spectacle based on historical facts, far from the clichés conveyed by the cinema.Umbria · Umbria Read Article

Time for St. Michael’s Lent: Imitating St. Francis and Honoring Centuries of Tradition

The feast of St. Michael, formerly known as Michaelmas and now the feast of the archangels, was one of the most important feasts throughout history. Falling on September 29th, it’s one of the oldest feast days, dating back to at least the fifth century. Throughout high places across Europe, many shrines to the great protector […]Assisi · Assisi Read Article

Threadbare - 3 Quarks Daily

by Angela Starita A cloth showing a traditional Umbrian weaving pattern called belige, from the archive of Atelier Giuditta Brozzetti Over the past six years, I’ve intermittently studied weaving. For reasons unknown to me, I’ve wanted to weave for at least the last 20 years, but only as a distant dream. It was part of a larger fantasy, one I wrote an essay about years ago: riding a bike to a clean studio reminiscent of a kindergarten classroom, …Perugia · Perugia Read Article

Gonzalo Bueno Fell in Italy: Peruvian Tennis Player Stumbled on Challenger De Todi, but Advances in Ranking

In three sets, Peruvian tennis player Gonzalo Bueno, fell before Kazakh Timofey Skatov. This defeat does not prevent him from rising in the ATP ranking, approaching the 200th place in the world.Tennis · Todi Read Article

Emiliano Volpe in Immediate Judgment for the Death of Andrea Prospero. the 18-Year-Old Is Accused of Incitement to Suicide

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The student of Lanciano was found lifeless in a room for rent in Perugia last January. The gip considers the evidence to be at his expense (the obvious)Perugia · Perugia Read Article

The 13th-C. Nun Who Fearlessly Defeated an Army With the Eucharist

Have you ever heard the amazing story about Saint Clare’s Eucharistic miracle? Saint Clare of Assisi is most well-known as the co-founder of the Poor Clare Nuns, or the Second Order of Saint Francis, after befriending Saint Francis of Assisi.This 13th-century saint is especially known for her devotion to the Eucharist and her life of humility, poverty, sacrifice, and prayer.Many documented miracles occurred during her lifetime, including one sto…Assisi · Assisi Read Article

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Prado Tennis Player Falls in the Semifinals of the Todi Challenger

Civitella Ranieri Foundation Welcomes New Fellow: Jamaican Poet Yashika Graham

Italy. in Castelluccio Di Norcia, the Drought Made the Paradise of Flowers an Arid Plain

Pope Benedict and Saint Clare of Assisi - Catholic Insight

Prado Carries Out a Great Campaign in Italy

"The Gladiators Were a Bit Like the Football Stars Today": a Show Away From the Clichés to Relive the Antiquity in Umbria

Time for St. Michael’s Lent: Imitating St. Francis and Honoring Centuries of Tradition

Threadbare - 3 Quarks Daily

Gonzalo Bueno Fell in Italy: Peruvian Tennis Player Stumbled on Challenger De Todi, but Advances in Ranking

Emiliano Volpe in Immediate Judgment for the Death of Andrea Prospero. the 18-Year-Old Is Accused of Incitement to Suicide

The 13th-C. Nun Who Fearlessly Defeated an Army With the Eucharist

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Pope Benedict and Saint Clare of Assisi - Catholic Insight

Prado Carries Out a Great Campaign in Italy

"The Gladiators Were a Bit Like the Football Stars Today": a Show Away From the Clichés to Relive the Antiquity in Umbria

Time for St. Michael’s Lent: Imitating St. Francis and Honoring Centuries of Tradition

Threadbare - 3 Quarks Daily

Gonzalo Bueno Fell in Italy: Peruvian Tennis Player Stumbled on Challenger De Todi, but Advances in Ranking

Emiliano Volpe in Immediate Judgment for the Death of Andrea Prospero. the 18-Year-Old Is Accused of Incitement to Suicide

The 13th-C. Nun Who Fearlessly Defeated an Army With the Eucharist