Published since late 40's, Famiglia Cristiana (“Christian Family”) is an Italian weekly magazine published from Society of St. Paul for Roman Catholic readers, currently targeting housewives and older women.Today, in a rather large number of Italian parishes, one can buy it on Sundays, soon after the Mass.
Up to early 60's, this magazine was surely a rock-solid apologetics magazine. A girl could write to them: “I fell in love for a guy who rarely goes for a confession... what do I have to do?” and getting an answer like: “Forget him! You cannot get a happy life if you marry someone who does not care about sacraments”.
Then, sadly, it began embracing all sorts of modernism errors. Recently, a girl wrote to them: “I fell in love for a muslim guy... what do I have to do?” and got an answer like: “if you're in love, don't care about religion issues”.
Someone took time for a parody of that issue of Famiglia Cristiana, and corrected its cover as you can see above. Titles:
- Famiglia Musulmana (“muslim family”)
- weekly magazine of muslim culture and news
- what to do if your son does not want to be a kamikaze
- family: Mullah Omar advices
- trends for sea: a burqa for your summer
- bricolage: let's build a car-bomb
But -alas!- Italian media are somewhat crazy... Communists and leftist sources want to ease immigration of muslims (because they expect muslims to support only leftist politics). Conservative and neocons want to reduce immigration but do not do anything. We do not even have an idea of how many millions of illegal immigrants we have in Italy.
