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2. A flock that strayed

Subjects
Italy -- Religious aspects, Catholic Church -- Religious aspects -- Surveys, Italians -- Surveys, Catechisms -- Religious aspects -- Surveys, Business, Economics, Business, international, Surveys, Religious aspects
Abstract

As befits a people who have the Vatican in their midst, nine out of ten Italians call themselves Catholic. Nearly 100% are nd almost as many pass out of this [...]

Published
1996

3. ITALY: MUSLIMS SEEK LEGAL RECOGNITION

Subjects
Italy -- Religious aspects, Islam -- Italy, Muslims -- Religious aspects, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Abstract

According to IINA, Muslims in Italy have asked the government to give legal recognition to Islam as one of the religions in the country, and to the Muslims as a [...]

Published
2004

4. ITALY: GOVT. TO SET UP MUSLIM CONSULTATIVE BODY

Subjects
Italy -- Religious aspects, Italy -- Social policy, Muslims -- Political aspects, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Abstract

According to IINA, the Italian Government is in the process of forming a consultative body that would represent Muslims and take care of their affairs. The representatives who are to [...]

Published
2004

5. ITALY: INTERIOR MINISTER WARNS MOSQUES AGAINST ILLEGAL ACTS, ANNOUNCES EST. OF MUSLIM COUNCIL

Subjects
Italy -- Social policy, Italy -- Religious aspects, Mosques -- Laws, regulations and rules, Muslims -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Abstract

According to IINA, Jozby Bissano, Italy's Interior Minister has again threatened that he would close any organization or mosque in the country that does not comply with the country's laws. [...]

Published
2003

6. More humbug than holly

Author

Blitz, James

Subjects
Italy -- Religious aspects, Christmas, Millennium -- Italy, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international, Catholic Church
Abstract

Christmas tends not to be a major event in Italy, but this is set to change due to the Catholic Church's plan to organize a major event for Christmas Eve 1999. This event is called the 'Great Jubilee', and has attracted criticism. An estimated 20 million to 30 million people will travel to Rome, Italy, for the event, and the government plans to spend 3,500 billion lira on refurbishments in Rome. Critics argue that the state should not fund a religious event, and there have been delays in carrying out the planned infrastructure investments.

Published
1997

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