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  • 2 days ago | spectator.com.au | Nicholas Farrell

    Dante’s Beach, RavennaThe youngest of our six children, Giuseppe, nine, received the Eucharist for the first time on Sunday. He and the other 12 new communicants looked angelic in their white robes. They all had impressive wooden crosses hanging from their necks and the five girls had wreaths of tiny flowers in their jet-black hair.

  • 2 days ago | spectator.co.uk | Nicholas Farrell

    The youngest of our six children, Giuseppe, nine, received the Eucharist for the first time on Sunday. He and the other 12 new communicants looked angelic in their white robes. They all had impressive wooden crosses hanging from their necks and the five girls had wreaths of tiny flowers in their jet-black hair. Once Don Mauro had finished dispensing the Body of Christ, the bells peeled as if a wedding had taken place.

  • 3 days ago | thespectator.com | Nicholas Farrell

    Henry Kissinger once complained: “Who do I call when I want to speak to Europe?” Today the answer would be Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s first female Prime Minister, who has emerged as the most important leader in the European Union. No Italian leader has filled this unofficial role before: it is usually reserved for the heads of the bloc’s two largest economies, Germany and France. Yet Meloni has capitalized on the weakness of their leadership.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Nicholas Farrell

    Giorgia Meloni’s opponents and their many friends in the media are cock-a-hoop that the Left has managed to win elections in a couple of large Italian cities. They are treating the victories of the Left in Genoa and Ravenna earlier this month, when elections took place for control of 126 councils, including a handful of major cities, as the beginning of the end for Italy’s first female prime minister.

  • 1 week ago | aol.co.uk | Nicholas Farrell

    Giorgia Meloni’s opponents and their many friends in the media are cock-a-hoop that the Left has managed to win elections in a couple of large Italian cities. They are treating the victories of the Left in Genoa and Ravenna earlier this month, when elections took place for control of 126 councils, including a handful of major cities, as the beginning of the end for Italy’s first female prime minister.

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Nicholas Farrell
Nicholas Farrell @NichFarrell
5 Oct 22

Mussolini was Il Duce, Meloni is Una Tory https://t.co/y7q2IAyJId

Nicholas Farrell
Nicholas Farrell @NichFarrell
24 Feb 22

Proof at last that Italy's vaccine pass is a pointless failure https://t.co/dgzkqHHxbR

Nicholas Farrell
Nicholas Farrell @NichFarrell
23 Jul 17

Beccate: navi Ong dentro acque libiche:https://t.co/w0YERpawTF