Come as we begin our celebration of Italian-American Heritage Month. Learn a little bit about a very familiar history (whether you’re of Italian descent or not). In fact, do you know what is oddly ironic about Italian-American tradition? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “The Italian-American Triumvirate: #1 – God” and discover why it’s more American than Italian.
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