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Massimo Introvigne

Massimo Introvigne

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Editor-in-Chief, Bitter Winter

Tuscany

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Religion United Methodism Arts BooksPopular Music

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I don't cover anything if it doesn't have to do with Fashion.

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Total articles 1549

  • Titian’s Easter Bunny: A Very Serious Business

    By Massimo Introvigne Verified| Bitter Winter Verified by Massimo IntrovigneWe are accustomed to regard the Easter Bunny as a character created for children. In fact, that bunnies, or rather hares, hide eggs at Easter for children to find is a tradition attested in Germany since the 17th century. However, the iconographic connection between the hare and Easter has a much more serious meaning. In Medieval and early modern iconography the hare is in fact a symbol of the virgin birth of Jesus.

    By Massimo Introvigne Verified · Bitter Winter

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • French Cassation: Secular Judges Cannot Review Excluding Decisions by Religious Courts

    By Massimo Introvigne Verified| Bitter Winter Verified by Massimo IntrovigneOn April 4, 2025, the French Court of Cassation rendered an important decision confirming that secular judges cannot review verdicts by ecclesiastical courts based on religious criteria and principles. Explicitly, the judges noted that this decision aligns France with the case law of the European Court of Human Rights and quoted the 2013 Grand Chamber judgement “Sindicatul ‘Păstorul cel Bun’ v.

    By Massimo Introvigne Verified · Bitter Winter

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Titian’s Easter Bunny: A Very Serious Business

    By Massimo Introvigne Verified| Bitter Winter Verified by Massimo IntrovigneWe are accustomed to regard the Easter Bunny as a character created for children. In fact, that bunnies, or rather hares, hide eggs at Easter for children to find is a tradition attested in Germany since the 17th century. However, the iconographic connection between the hare and Easter has a much more serious meaning. In Medieval and early modern iconography the hare is in fact a symbol of the virgin birth of Jesus.

    By Massimo Introvigne Verified · Bitter Winter

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Bitter Winter

Tuscany, Italy