Mrs. T. passed away at nearly 90 early this December. For many years she had been a mathematics teacher in a well-known high school in the capital: much loved by her students, she had left teaching to go on to manage, until just recently, one of the last truly authentic and cosmopolitan literary cafes in the historic downtown area. Mrs. T had arrived in Rome as a girl from the South, defying stereotypes and statistics, by being a life-time atheist,… Read more »
Daily Archives: Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Available languages
Recent Posts
- Uaar launches an Artistic Contest for a Secular Representation of Grief and Death
- In Public Offices the Crucifix Cannot be Imposed: the State Council’s Ruling on the Mandas Case
- Even in death, non-believers can’t escape the crosses of Rome
- 2020: Lombardy is the region with the highest clerical rate of the year
- The not so subtle art of censorship double-standards in Genoa
- Preserving the Rights of Those Who Don’t Attend Religion Classes: UAAR writes to Ministers Azzolina and Speranza