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Side of mountain lit in the shape of a Christmas tree
Teresa Tomeo

Have Yourself a Grande Italian Christmas

In Italian the word “grande” means large. And when it comes to celebrating the season in Italy, the word aptly describes the way the birth of Christ is expressed. The celebrations are large. They’re dramatic and they’re also unique. Certainly, up and down and all-around Italy

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Christmas Marching Band in Castel Rigone from Filigno
Teresa Tomeo

Felice Avvento – Happy Advent from Central Italy

Happy Advent. Or as we say in Italy, “Felice Avvento.” Deacon Dom and I are wishing you and yours a peaceful period of prayer, reflection, and joyful anticipation as we await the coming of the Savior of the world. We are spending the next two weeks,

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Civita Bagnoregio
Teresa Tomeo

Civita Bagnoregio

One of our favorite and unique towns in all of Italy is the precious northern Lazio village of the Civita Bagnoregio.     We always wanted to stay overnight in this magical place and finally had the opportunity to do so last month during our

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Tomb of Carlo Acutis
Teresa Tomeo

5 Must-Dos for the Canonization of Carlo Acutis

More than a million faithful Catholics have been flocking to St. Mary Major Church in Assisi, Italy, over the last several months to venerate the relics of soon-to-be St. Carlo Acutis. The Catholic Church’s first millennial saint will be canonized during a Mass in St.

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Microphone in studio
Teresa Tomeo

Selective Editing, Phony Apologies, Pushing Relativism & more!

Catholic Connection Interviews Not to Miss! Should the Church have different teachings in different locations? – Teresa talks with Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. about the push for relativism in the Church, and Vice President Kamala Harris skipping the traditional Al Smith Dinner for presidential candidates.

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