Ciao, Alitalia: How Will The Pope Fly After His Favorite Airline Goes Bust?

(ANALYSIS) Italy’s national airline — known for its near-impeccable safety record and sometimes-appalling customer service — will officially shut down on Oct. 15. The announcement, made this past summer, marks the end of an era for an airline founded in 1946 that became the pontiff’s official airline.

Europe, Opinion, TravelClemente LisiOctober 7, 2021Clemente Lisi, travel, Pope Francis, Vatican, papacy, ItalyComment

New thriller 'The Order' makes fiction from Catholicism's doctrinal friction

(REVIEW) Traditionalists versus progressives is the major plot of a new novel called The Order by writer Daniel Silva, who puts these sinister inner workings that highlight this modern-day Vatican political power struggle — albeit a fictional account in this case — into greater focus.

Books, Europe, Politics, ReligionClemente LisiAugust 17, 2020Clemente Lisi, papacy, books, Roman Catholicism, Vatican, popes, The Order, Daniel Silva, coronavirus pandemicComment

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