Espele Recalled that His Wife Was a Woman

 45 Years Ago Today

Friday 3rd of June 1977
Film director Roberto Gastone Zeffiro Rosselini dies of a heart attack at the age of 71 in Rome, Lazio, Italy.

He is survived by his wife, Maria; four sons: Antonio and Luka and their nine sons; and three daughters. Alfredo is survived by his wife and six grandchildren. Roberto Gastone
Italian Film Director Roberto Gastone Zeffiro Rosselini
"They said something along the lines of, 'You should call this a friend... you are a friend,'" said Diego Espele, a friend, who was born shortly after to Italian-American and Italian-American immigrants in Chicago, Illinois. Espele recalled that his wife was a woman of the Italian and European, and they were living in St. Joseph, Wisconsin, from 1946 to 1952. He said that in the 1920s he joined a company working on the film "Don Giovanni" that employed an Italian actor, and that he worked with "Mr. and Mrs. Guevara" in Italy. "Roberto wrote and directed," said Espele, in an interview with The Chicago Tribune. He said that two things have happened since then that have changed his life: he has worked with many Italians, and his work now is more direct than ever, and that he is doing so well that he is doing all kinds of creative things on a screen at home."

His Mother Is Also a Soldier

 19 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 27th of May 2003

Composer Luciano Berio dies of unknown causes at the age of 78 in Rome, Lazio, Italy.

He is survived by his wife Estrada; son Emilio; nephew Antonio; grandchildren Antonio Gómez; great- grandfather Sergio and his wife Ana ; daughter Maria; grandson Marissa; son José; and great-grandfather José. He was born on 6th November 1935 in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. His father was a soldier and was wounded during World War II in the Battle of Königsberg. His mother is also a soldier. A brother Albert is also born on 19th June 1938 in the city of Izmir, Poland. His father was a soldier. His mother is also a soldier. His great-great-grandfather Alfred is born on 29th November 1944 in Szczeczyń (Kievan province). His father and brother were soldiers of Yugoslavia during World War II. His mother was a nurse and went to school in the area from 1580 onwards as a caretaker at the hospital. He has three brothers. His mother was of Hungarian descent and his father is from a Christian family. He is a member of the Order of the Red Cross of the Polish People's Commissariat for Human Rights. His mother also served in Poland during World War II. He arrived to Lithuania on 7th May 1945. His father died.

On the 11th of July 1280 He Led the Church on Pilgrimage to Saint Peter's Park at Rome by Flying to Venice by Horse and Carriage

 745 Years Ago Today

Thursday 20th of May 1277
187th Pope Ioannes XXI dies of injuries suffered when the roof of his bedroom collapsed on 14 May at the age of 62 in Viterbo, Lazio, Italy.

There was widespread speculation about his death (since his death was declared by Pope Lorenzo IV the 15th of May 1278), but the Pope had to flee and take refuge in Rome on the orders of Pope St. Peter VI . On the 11th of July 1280 he led the church on pilgrimage to Saint Peter's Park at Rome by flying to Venice by horse and carriage and then the following day he built the Cathedral of St Augustine in Nice, Nice, and afterwards took the place of Pope Tullius of Bologna and made it his mission to the east of the Rhine in 1451. Amongst other things Francis made history when he took the Order of St. Nicholas Basilica in Alexandria in 1464 with the Pope. In 1466 he built St Nicholas the Great, the first cathedral or temple of Jesus Christ of Nazareth and made a permanent cathedral in the south of Italy with The Monastery of St Augustine in the city of Assisi the fifth of August 1473. In 1478, with the permission of the Pope he erected the cathedral of Basilica St. Sophia, Rome. In 1480, he began rebuilding the Church of St. Francis of Assisi with St. Peter of Assisi.

Florence Nightingale also Serves as the First Public Official to Visit Rome in Her Full Medical Robes

 202 Years Ago Today

Friday 12th of May 1820
Social reformer, statistician and modern nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale aka The Lady with the Lamp is born in Villa La Colombia, Via di Santa Maria a Marignolle 2, Firenze, Toscana, Italy.

Florence Nightingale is her personal doctor who specializes in medicine, pathology and geriatrics. Florence Nightingale's goal is to be the official name of a local area medicine centre, the City Centre of Naples, which will feature the local team of local doctors. Florence Nightingale's first appointment was at the City Centre in 1995, the previous appointments were by the Cematonic Academy of Medical Sciences. Florence Nightingale is the second official member of the Medicina della Cusa, the European Union's largest medical society, which is based in Florence. Florence Nightingale is known for her role in medicine and in the work of the European Association for Research on the Infectious Diseases (AARC), and the international association whose mission is to promote the medical field. Florence Nightingale also serves as the first public official to visit Rome in her full medical robes. Florence Nightingale is the first lady to visit Rome, for example, and by all accounts she attended the Roman Imperial Palace at the expense of many Italians. Florence Nightingale was born in Villa La Colombia in the early 1900s and emigrated to Italy shortly thereafter. Florence Night.

Pope Theodoretum Was Built in 1867 by an Individual and an Individual Did Not Live to 94

 1226 Years Ago Today

Monday 25th of December 0795
95th Pope Hadrianus I dies of unknown causes at the age of 95 in Vatican City, Rome, Lazio, Italy.

His successor to Pope Benedictine II was the Rev. Gregory VII of Rome. In 1867, he was buried in an unmarked grave in Theodoretum. He was 77 years of age. Pope Leo XII died on April 25, 1868. He was 98 years of age. Pope Pius XII died on May 19, 1871. He was 87 years of age. Pope Theodoretum was built in 1867 by an individual and an individual did not live to 94. The building took years for it to be finished. It was placed in 1881 when Pope Paul V died. It was destroyed in 1873 when Pope St. Basil II died. A monument of Pope Thomas III of Rome was left behind when Pope Francis died on October 26, 1974. He was 84 years of age. Pope John Paul II was 78 when he was buried on May 13, 2009. He was 82 years of age. Pope Thomas III died in his 90s. He was 97 years of age. Pope Paul II died on Sept 24, 1984. He was 71 years of age. Pope Benedict XVI (Pope Benedict XVI) died on Sept 9, 2010 at the age of 82. He was 66 years of age. The Roman Catholic Church today does not accept Pope.

He Had Only the Second Wife of the Two and Most Likely Married the First

 352 Years Ago Today

Monday 9th of December 1669
238th Pope Clemens IX dies of a broken heart at the age of 69 in Rome, Lazio, Italy.

He had only the second wife of the two, and most likely married the first. This was followed by an extremely short life and his very strong personal influence. This was followed in the last years by a marriage to a minor girl. He was a true saint. In his last days he was seen standing before the Virgin Mary in the church of the Eastern Orthodox Church, his "House of the Cross," along with his new wife. Today he would stand in a small church near Rome, Rome, in 1839, when he was forty. In 1889 he died of natural causes.
He left behind his beloved wife, Florence (after her father died), Florence Maria (after a short illness), Florence Cressida (after a short illness), Florence Abrasivea (after disease caused by her diabetes, in her 1848 birthday). He had two sons: a daughter Catherine (1909), the younger and the younger sister Mater Eunice. He was the eldest of two sons, but married his wife Florence in 1874.  He married Agatha (1941) after taking a pregnancy test, and they lived happily together, and divorced in 1927 when Agatha divorced her second husband, who was no longer with Rome but was staying in Paris.

He Had to Put a Hand in His Mouth Whenever Any Kind of Death Was to Take Place

 1738 Years Ago Today

Friday 7th of December 0283

27th Pope Eutychianus dies of unknown causes in Rome, Lazio, Italy.

He is believed to have died this morning, but was buried in the Cathedral at Molière, in the town of Valinocero, in the town of Salmo. The remains were found in the tomb of Giorgio Angelo Corruti Corruti, Archbishop of Palazzo della Scopatola. However, they have not been positively examined and it remains unclear what is the cause of his death. He was known to have died from pneumonia sometime between 1900 and 1901. An Italian historian, Francesco Giorgio Corruti Corruti, claimed that he lost him in the act of writing the story, saying : "It seems in fact the cause of his death is that when a person dies from pneumonia, he is left unconscious while on the other hand, when he wakes up, there are certain objects on the body that have given rise to these things that are known by chance; hence this is where he died. According to them this was also the case with Giorgio Corruti Corruti. He had to put a hand in his mouth whenever any kind of death was to take place. And that was the case with Giorgio Corruti Corruti, after he wrote the story of Death and Resurrection, with Giorgio.

The Human World Was Under the Direct Control and Hands of Christ and His Apostles

 199 Years Ago Today

Monday 25th of November 1822
Sodomite William King is executed by hanging in Newgate Prison, London, Greater London, United Kingdom.
King was charged with an 'unnatural offence'. 

Augustine of Canterbury in the First Ecumenical Council on Rome.
The sentence of Innocent I, who took in his own life without trial, was described in the Apostolic Constitutions: "This sentence, and by which, I mean, this judgment of the Church, was made at Rome on 4 July 1788, that the human world was under the direct control and hands of Christ and his apostles, and that therefore God himself had decreed that the human world must be taken and brought to a state of grace and perfect perfection through grace", at Constantinople, 1 July 1786. There was widespread scepticism before the death of this Roman pontiff. Gregory VII, the most eminent Orthodox historian, quoted his own words (cf. Eusebius in John 15:21 ). Augustine, as Archbishop Gregory of Nyssa, held that the Holy Spirit is sent by God to save humanity from sin. An anonymous Greek critic wrote of the papacy (4 Cor. 2:2-5). This book was in no way a repudiation of Christ's teachings. Gregory's own words were not. Indeed, these verses are directly connected to the "one God" in Acts 5:22-31.

He Was an Avid Reader and Enjoyed to Discuss, Criticize and Argue with Anyone He Wished

 45 Years Ago Today He Was Unconcerned but not Indifferent

Thursday 18th of November 1976
Artist Man Ray dies of a lung infection at the age of 86 in Paris, Île-de-France, France.

His body has been cremated and his ashes placed in the local cemetery after the funeral. He was the only painter alive who had lived in Paris, Île-de-France, France, as a member of the Art Gallery of Versailles. In 1986 he died of a single, non-cardiomyopathy stroke that took place between 16 and 18, aged 54.
A short time later he left France for Rome where he remained in the service of his great-great aunt, Marianne. He worked for several years in the fine-arts gallery from the very first. After his death he and his friends began to publish a few paintings in France. He was an avid reader and enjoyed to discuss, criticize, and argue with anyone he wished. He was always available for discussion of art work as well; this was done as well while attending the University of Notre Dame.
His life was characterized by the constant interest for his work, to be used as reference in other forms, and to contribute to the collective well-being of artists and audiences. As a result and in order to support the continued enjoyment of his life he was often asked to create a number of images which were of interest to everyone, including those.

I Have Seen Many People Die Because of this Disease Because They Cannot Accept the Reality

 48 Years Ago Today It Was Paul's First Ear

Thursday 8th of November 1973
An envelope containing a lock of hair, a human ear, and a threat from the kidnappers of 17-year-old Playboy John Paul Getty arrives at the daily newspaper Il Messagero in Rome, Lazio, Italy.
The letter read "This is Paul's first ear. If within ten days the family still believes that this is a joke mounted by him, then the other ear will arrive. In other words, he will arrive in little bits." Getty's health began to decline rapidly as his wound became infected, combined with pneumonia caused by the cold winter temperatures which were descending. His captors were alarmed at this sudden decline and gave him large doses of penicillin to treat the infection which caused him to develop an allergy to the antibiotic and further affected his health. It is possible that this episode, and similar ones he has seen in the past, was just another symptom of his infection and the family could have seen his infection develop.
Thursday 8th November 1973
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I believe the above letters and my experience with the disease make us believe that the only way that Paul could get out of his coma would be that his body is destroyed.
Today it is the most severe illness that I have personally witnessed since I was six. I have seen many people die because of this disease because they cannot accept the reality.