Stories
Connecting with St. Anthony, the Finder of Lost Things
The Franciscan friar's Feast Day is celebrated on June 13th throughout the U.S. and Italy.
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Italian-American Hero Died Fighting the Enemy to Save His Friends
A tribute to all those who fought, served and sacrificed for the United States of America — God bless you all.
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100,000 Women Joined the Resistance to Liberate Italy in WWII
40% of Italian Resistance members were women (105,000 out of 250,000). 4,600 were arrested, 2,750 were deported to concentration camps, and 623 were killed by Fascists or Nazis.
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Almost Lost to History, Italian American Past Unearthed in Colorado
Pueblo, Colorado — at one time a pillar of industry and immigration — was home to the "Ellis Island of the West."
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VA Doctor Blends Music With Therapy to Aid Veterans
“Never was so much owed by so many to so few.” -Winston Churchill
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My Mother and Me: Our Journey to the Heart of Italy
Three Popes, two women and one mission in Rome.
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The Innocent 11 and the Creation of Columbus Day
A mass lynching carried out against Italian Americans gave rise to Columbus statues and holidays, enabling our ancestors to assimilate and overcome discrimination in America.
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Don’t Scapegoat Columbus
It's time for a more sensible effort of intellectual precision to convey the greater truth of Columbus.
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A Lifetime of Achievement
This summer our University Lodge honored Joe and Marie Frank, two pillars of ISDA.
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