Cristina Masetti
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The Dignity of the ‘Last’: Lessons from Mother Cabrini
The film Cabrini portrays Mother Francesca Cabrini’s struggle and resilience as an Italian immigrant, emphasizing her…
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The Borderline of Identity: Lessons in Humanity from a Friend
The conversation between the author and Tamar, a retired researcher, highlights the complexities of living as…
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At the Ball of Jekyll and Hyde
The Colorado Ballet’s production of Jekyll & Hyde explores themes of duality, mental health, and offers…
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The Expat Paradox: Finding Home in a Carnival Mask
Last night, I hosted a diverse gathering of characters for Carnival, a vibrant Italian celebration. Unlike…
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The Day the Groundhog Saw Its Shadow
In the U.S., February 2nd is dedicated to the weather-predicting whims of a groundhog. From top…
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Little Street Libraries and Discarded Books
In our world of constant connectivity and digital efficiency, the local passion for cellulose is thriving.…
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Sour Coffee and the Ghost of a Memory
In a café, I observe the barista meticulously preparing two espressos, showcasing surgical precision. This routine,…
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Colorado’s Long Winter: Moving the Frozen Lakes Within
Having grown up on the eastern Ligurian coast, snow was once synonymous with day trips and…
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The Befana Makes a Stop in the Rocky Mountains
On a crescent moon night, Befana, the ancient Italian figure, observes the frantic pace of the…
