The history of superstition in Italy
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- Demonstration against expenditure on display
of Turin Shroud banned
- Press release (slightly shortened) sent in by Turin
section of the Italian Anarchist Federation (FAI), 20 May
1998. The Police Chief of Turin, without going against his
role of Defender of democratic freedoms, has forbidden the
rally called by the citizens committee Sindon Busters
(Sindone is Italian for shroud).
- Priest ‘asked prostitutes to dress as
nuns’
- Ananova, Thursday 8 May 2003. Police say an
Italian priest who asked prostitutes to dress as nuns was
among the clients of a brothel raided by the vice
squad.
- Court to decide Jesus' existence
- Agence France presse, 25 January 2006. An Italian court
will this week ponder the existence of Christ after an
atheist accused a priest of misleading the public by
presenting Jesus as an historical character.