2007-10-15 14:00 ˜Suicide of civilisation warning as Italian town permits burka
A row has broken out in Italy over the wearing of the burka after the prefect of a city in the north-east announced he was permitting it, despite legislation outlawing any clothing that stops the wearer being recognised. In a front-page article in yesterday's Corriere della Sera, the paper's Egyptian-born deputy editor, Magdi Allam, attacked Mr Capocelli's counter-initiative as symptomatic of an attitude that was "leading us straight to the suicide of our civilisation". Were it endorsed at natio …
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2007-10-15 04:15 Vatican story goes mainstream
The Italian tv stunt that entrapped Italian priests is making the rounds through the mainstream media. The Guardian (UK) has this account: Monsignor Tommaso Stenico, a capo ufficio, or section head, at the Vatican ministry responsible for the clergy, insisted yesterday he was not gay. He said he had posed as a homosexual to research a plot by satanists. The Pope's spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, said on Saturday he was unable to deny rumours that the Vatican had suspended one of its top bur …
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2007-10-14 06:35 Sex scandal
From Townhall (H/T Mary Tripoli) The Vatican said Saturday it has suspended a monsignor from a senior post at the Holy See after an Italian TV program using a hidden camera recorded him making advances to a young man and asserting that gay sex was not sinful. The Vatican did not identify the monsignor by name. But Monsignor Tommaso Stenico confirmed in a telephone interview with The Associated Press that he had been suspended from his post at the Vatican's Congregation for Clergy, an office whic …
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2007-10-11 09:54 A Martyr in Gaza: Rami Khader Ayyad
Randall Buth in a post at ETC notes the wanton killing of Rami Khader Ayyad, the director of the bookstore of the Palestine Bible Society in Gaza. Bibbiablog has far more information on the killing, from an article in Corriere della Sera, the Italian equivalent of the New York Times. Below the fold I provide details in English translation. ETC s labels for the post, let it be said, are spot on: œBible Society, Christian, Islam, martyr, Middle East. The Bible Society s Gaza bookstore was set on …
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2007-09-23 17:45 Patriot Games: Sex Slaves, Drugs, Guns and Bribes (Part 1 of 2)
This post, in two parts, reviews the last two articles of a series by MSNBC.com on the trafficking of sex slaves in the Balkans. The articles are reproduced here in their entirety, with my comments. The first is entitled Sex, drugs and guns in the Balkans: Ethnic Albanian rebels benefit from sex slavery by David Binder and Preston Mendenhall, and can also be found here .TIRANA, Albania - Organized crime syndicates in the Balkans, spawned when communism collapsed a decade ago, are thriving on ill …
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2007-09-07 14:21 drownedmagenta @ 2007-09-07T10:17:00
I'd meant to post this yesterday but I had probably a total of 7 minutes online at all and I practically collapsed into unconsciousness when I got home. So, sad news today instead. Italian tenor Pavarotti dies at 71 By ALESSANDRA RIZZO, Associated Press Writer 7 minutes ago ROME - Luciano Pavarotti, opera's biggest superstar of the late 20th century, died Thursday. He was 71. He was the son of a singing baker and became the king of the high C's. Pavarotti, who had been diagnosed last year with p …
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2007-09-03 18:00 Tell us more, top brass, before it's too late
Tell us more, top brass British generals critical of the Iraq war should spell out precisely what went wrong, how and when Robert Fox Monday September 3, 2007 The Guardian Criticisms at the weekend by Generals Mike Jackson and Tim Cross of US policies for post-Saddam Iraq are not remarkable in themselves - it's clear enough that the postwar planning was "intellectually bankrupt" and "fatally flawed", and was from the very first. The remarkable factor is the status of these two men - they were in …
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2007-09-01 00:46 Dispatch from Mogadishu
Il Corriere della Sera 's Massimo Alberizzi reports on the recent Somali peace conference. The peace conference in Mogadishu concludes Somalia: Concern behind the smiles Forty-five days of work, 2,605 delegates and $6 million. These were the figures from the Somali Conference on Reconciliation which ended Wednesday in Mogadishu amid applause, celebration, singing and dancing, and the presence of the President of the Federal Transitional Government, Abdullah Yusuf, the Prime Minister, Ali Gedi, a …
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2007-08-30 13:10 The Italian Twin Case gets worse
According to Life News, the Italian woman who aborted twins at 18 weeks, because one of them had Down syndrome, says "Neither my husband nor I can sleep at night," she told the Corriere della Sera newspaper. She said the happiness she and her husband had about the pregnancy has become heartbreak. They are "truly desperate over this terrible mistake," she said and added they are consulting with attorneys to determine what to do next. She is suing the doctor, Anna Maria Marconi, from San Paolo hos …
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2007-08-30 09:53 She chose not to salvage any joy
Woman, Abortion Practitioner Speak Out in Italy Botched Abortion Case The Italian woman who called the cops after her doctor inadvertently aborted her genetically-standard baby instead of the one with Down Syndrome is speaking out: The mother, who has a young son, said her life had been ruined by the abortion. .... "Neither my husband nor I can sleep at night," she told the Corriere della Sera newspaper. She said the happiness she and her husband had about the pregnancy has become heartbreak. Th …
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2007-08-28 03:14 They Killed the Wrong Twin
Botched abortion shocks Italy Rome - A botched abortion in which a healthy twin foetus was terminated instead of its sibling with Down syndrome has reignited the abortion debate in Italy and raised allegations of eugenics." The time has come to re-examine the abortion law" that dates back to 1978, wrote leftist Senator Paola Binetti, who is close to the Vatican, in the Corriere della Sera newspaper ."What happened in this hospital was not a medical abortion but an abortion done for the purposes …
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2007-08-25 22:26 Sweden BestinWest on Innovations Again
Sweden has again been ranked as the most innovative country in the world this time in a new study published in the largest daily in Italy Corriere della Sera Sweden triumphs and even outperforms th
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2007-08-24 17:43 SICILY IN FLAMES
43 C here at 1pm and many parts of Sicily are in flames. Three people were killed on Wednesday in a fire at a hotel in the Messina area and today a village in the Palermo area has been evacuated. Some of these fires have been started deliberately and Sicily Guide gives two possible reasons here. As I've mentioned before, I have read that another motive may be the hope of obtaining a job as a firefighter. This would seem to be an erroneous assumption, though, as I read in Corriere today [article …
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2007-08-15 03:15 Ganda lola mo
Hilarious, this Karl Lagerfeld. Here's the book he didn't want you to read. You cannot buy it in France, but you can buy it on Amazon. In A Shaded View of Fashion Beniamino Marini writes: "Today in the Corriere della Sera there was a big article about this book The Beautiful Fall by Alicia Drake on Karl Lagerfeld, saying that Karl was not from a rich family and he apparently was going around Parisian English bookshops screaming and forcing booksellers to take the book away from the shelves. Of c …
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2007-08-14 02:56 Stuff We Wished Existed But Doesn't: The Nazi Sex Doll
Adolph, who actually did not order production of nazi sex dolls From YNetNews.com : Italian newspaper 'Corriere della Sera' says Nazi dictator ordered production of inflatable sex dolls for S.S. soldiers; doll would be blonde, blue-eyed with large lips and breasts The Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler ordered, in 1941, a Danish doctor named Olen Hannussen, to develop the world's first inflatable sex doll, the Italian newspaper "Corriere della Sera' reported on Monday. The doll was went meant to serve t …
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2007-08-12 22:11 Pope Benedict to denounce the use of œtax havens and offshore accounts by wealthy individuals, and …
That is what has been reported in the European Press the last few days. The rumor has been that the Pope's upcoming Enycyclical would have a social justice theme. While I was looking for a translation of the Pope's Angelus, I noticed the Ratizinger Forum has a similar story from a Italian paper they just put up. Here is the translation of the article that appeared today in Corriere della Sera .In new encyclical, the Pope will reportedly denounce tax havens and fiscal fraud By Luigi Accattoli VAT …
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2007-08-08 01:24 That Other Motu Proprio...
Which was written in response to "numerous petitions of eminent authority" Could Joseph Ratzinger have pulled two-thirds of the votes in a conclave under the old rules The Holy Father with his Personal Secretary, Georg Gänswein "I would not say that the Holy Spirit picks out the pope, because there are too many contrary instances of popes the Holy Spirit would obviously not have picked.... I would say that the Spirit does not exactly take control of the affair, but rather like a good educator, a …
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2007-08-07 14:33 Domenica del Corriere
This Sunday paper formerly graced its covers with wonderful colour images of the latest happenings in Church and Secular life. A selection of its covers below. Election of Pius X Death of Pius X Coronation of Benedict XV Coronation of Pius XI
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2007-08-01 15:56 Geronzi: a step back
photo corriere.it What can t have escaped anyone s notice is the different political and media weight given to two facts. The first is the intercepts of 6 parliamentarians for which the authorisation to use them in judicial proceedings was asked by Clementina Forleo, that has been on the front pages of the newspapers and the TV News services for some weeks. The second, the order to Cesare Geronzi to stand trial for the Parmalat crack, has been ignored by national media, by the parties, but howev …
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2007-07-31 17:15 Fatwa For The New Salman Rushdie
From an e-mail tip to Jihadi Du Jour: Meet the New Rushdie The Union of Islamic Communities in Italy has urged all Muslims across the country to express their views following a new book which hails Israel and slams Palestinian resistance groups. According to a Saudi newspaper, the leaders of the Islamic community in Italy are furious about the new book which amazingly was edited by an Egyptian-born Italian writer and journalist! Magdi Allam, 55, deputy chief editor of Italy s most influential ne …
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2007-07-29 00:28 Google Earth causes qibla quibble
Italy's Il Corriere della Sera has an article sourcing Saudi Arabia's al-Watan about how Google Earth has been used by researchers to check up on the orientation of Saudi's main mosques, only to find that some are not facing in the direction of the qibla, i.e. Mecca. There is no compulsion for mosques to face qibla, but many newly-built ones do so anyway in order to serve as an aide in prayer. (You need to face Mecca when praying.) My Arabic is not nearly good enough to find the original article …
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2007-07-25 10:02 Boneheading
Reader : If you are in a middle of a book and someone who has already read it before asks you where you are in the story, always name a point a few chapters earlier than where you really are. Then,if they say something boneheaded like "Oh, the part where X gets shot" it won't ruin anything for you. [ Tricks of the Trade ]Naturalmente evitare gli spoiler è impossibile quando sui maggiori quotidiani e in televisione ti dicono come va a finire un libro: evidentemente irritare il tuo cliente è il tu …
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2007-07-23 20:19 The School of Bologna s Council of Discontinuity
There is an amazing fight going on in Italy over the heart of the Church's authority and teachings. The fight has great importance for the rest of the Catholic world. Some fast background: In 1962 when the Council was about to begin, a book of the decrees of Ecumenical Councils, Conciliorum Oecumenicorum Decreta was published by a group of scholars, the recently deceased Giuseppe Alberigo, Fr. Giuseppe Dossetti (a consultant for Card. Lercaro, who headed up the post-Conciliar liturgical reform …
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2007-07-22 21:38 Dinosaurs and the Pressure Cooker
Our employees don’t understand that the Italy pressure cooker can’t hold out any longer. The heat of the fire is increasing. Each day there’s new fuel. The judge Clementina Forleo asks to be able to use the telephone intercepts of three Ds parliamentarians and three Forza Italia parliamentarians (three against three, the perfect equilibrium for Forza Ds!) involved in the summer of the little crafty ones. A Bnl to me, an Antonveneta for you, an Rcs for me, the local newspapers for you. The interc …
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2007-07-22 18:59 Italia dei Valori in favour of Forleo s request
photo from corriere.it Italia dei Valori will vote in Parliament in favour of the authorisation to use the telephone intercepts transmitted by the Judge of the Milan Tribunal, Clementina Forleo. If the magistracy believes that the telephone intercepts can be useful to the investigations, these must be made available to the magistrates. I hope that the parliamentarians that are involved, that the parties from which they come, Ds and Forza Italia, do not oppose Forleo s request. Such an attitude w …
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