Vincenzo graduated from the University of St. Thomas with a double major in Philosophy and Catholic Studies. He spent three of his undergraduate years in formation at the St. John Vianney Seminary—part of which was in Rome. He has arranged several pilgrimages for young adults around the U.S. as well as internationally to Panama, Costa Rica, Poland, and Italy and he worked as an Evangelization Manager for five years in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. He currently lives in Rome where he works for Notre Dame part time as he pursues a masters degree in financial technology.
Author: Vincenzo Randazzo
The Rise of Christian Values in Italy
Italian Reality Check As I sit in my salotto to write this in my apartment in Garbatella, the same Roman neighborhood where Giorgia Meloni was raised, outside there is some sort of political gathering. I don’t know which one of …
Roman Trads and the Traditional Toleration of Demons
In 382 the Roman emperor Gratian made a pretty extreme decision which would offend a sizable portion of the Roman populace. He removed the altar of Victory from the Roman senate. Moved by the preaching of St. Ambrose of Milan, …
Ukrainian Catholics in Rome
Interview with Fr. Taras Ostafiiv Pastor of the Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus of the Ukrainians Tuesday, March 15, 2022 Rome, Italy Vincenzo Randazzo: Father, Can you tell us something about your vocation? How did you get here …
Where is the Latin Mass in Rome?
Editor’s note: here we present Romanitas, a series led by Vincenzo Randazzo from Rome. Romanitas will explore Catholic culture from the city of Rome with historical and contemporary commentary. Mr. Randazzo has already written about the Roman attitude toward their …
The Romans and their Bishop, the Pope
I want to share a little about the uniqueness of Romans who attend the Traditional Latin Mass. To be Italian is great. To be Roman is great. To love the Latin Mass is great. But to be all these things …