Sant Agata of Catania, Sicily!

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[@MaurizioSalzano]

Bellissimo video che aiuta a conoscere aspetti spirituali e culturali della città di Catania e della sua Patrona S. Agata.

[@lindacardillo9921]

It's very educational to learn about other cultures.Im so glad you guys make these episodes available. Grazie.

[@LORA0708]

잘 보았습니다~ salute💕💕

[@tonynapoli5549]

Thanks for sharing guys

[@YouMeandSicily]

Thank you Tony!

[@pietro_monte]

Great Job! Thank You!

[@giamarie3245]

Thank you for making this video. My Grandmother was named after St. Agata and I never knew this.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Beautiful name!

[@karenmilitello9884]

Very interesting...thank you!

[@chaehakim7650]

Agatha is my baptismal name so i would like to visit to Catania and see the festival some day :)

[@nunziociuridda]

very nice video :)

[@EszterVajda]

Thank you!

[@jamesingram7203]

Mi piace multo! Viva Santa Agata!!!

[@EszterVajda]

SI VIVA SANT AGATA!

[@salvolondon]

You made a great job and great pronunciation in Italian . Only thing is ,both minne and minnuzze is Sicilian for tette ( teats) ... Something that ends with uzzo/a/e/I in Sicilian is an affectionate version of the original word , nearly a smaller version ,so minnuzze is like saying teaties instead of teats ( minne )

[@EszterVajda]

Thank you that means a lot to me !!

[@salvolondon]

@@EszterVajda you’re welcome , I appreciated a lot this video , there aren’t many about the festivity of saint Agata in English . I sent it to some of my international friends .

[@rusbelt4797]

Feliz Fíesta de Santa Agueda de Catania! 🎉 05-Feb-2021 Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭 Please pray for me 😅

[@sauvageaux]

❤

[@sauvageaux]

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[@jen1963]

Thank you for these videos on Sicily, specifically! I’ve always wanted to go there. Are the Catholics there religious, meaning they attend weekly Mass, or are these traditions more cultural?

[@YouMeandSicily]

Thank you ! Sicilians are very serious about their religion and do attend weekly mass!

[@salvolondon]

Jen not really , just like everywhere else in the world some are religious some are not . Saint Agata festivity is very much like Christmas here , so not necessarily a religious thing , it’s nearly an event that reminds you that spring is nearly happening ... I’m from Catania and I’ve been raised atheist and like me many others . It’s a myth that Italians are that religious . These traditions are defiantly more cultural and I don’t know anyone who attend mass weekly. No even the most religious ones . It’s pretty rare and maybe in the older generation to attend weekly mass .

[@jen1963]

@@salvolondon Thank you for your response. It’s interesting to learn how religion and culture truly are from an inside perspective.

[@alfiobeccaria5640]

Santaituzza bedda iu ti voglio bene io sono di catania e lo vista da quanto sono piciridu