Kathy, you have become my favorite You Tube personality. Maybe it's italy, maybe it's your charm. None the less I look forward to each and every one of your videos.

An extraordary and miraculous story, filled with sweet memories. Tears every time I watch this beautiful journey with your family, Kathy!

I am binge watching all of these episodes, but this one made me cry. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. How could anyone watch your programs and not fall head over heels in love with Italy is beyond me! How will I ever choose where to visit! The options are endless, enchanting and enriching!

I've never posted a comment before on youtube but felt compelled to do so now. It brought me tears knowing your grandfather passed away knowing your mission was complete.

Such a beautiful story. I was once told that “everyone is either an Italian or wants to become an Italian”. Having visited your country a few times, I feel it’s so true. I am studying Italian now. I hope to be able to talk to locals in Italian someday

My great Uncle (Padre Nunzio) is the priest pictured during the feast. Brings back fond memories

Miss McCabe Nargi what a joy your experience has given me. I am so touched. I am of French and Italian origin and have lived in Marche and Tuscana 20 years ago. My mother taught me my first words in Italian when I was a little girl in NYC. I had my first gnocchi in Buenos Aires with my lovely Italians. My attachment to Italy and the people of Italy have increased 3 fold after living there. I have been baptized “Italian” after “living Italian for 3 years”. After my return to NYC off and on people have noticed the Italian in my way of speaking. La mía mamá should be so proud of me. Your journey of Dream of Italy and your very touching experience in Castelvetere the town of your grand father have brought me “home”. Grazie mille 🙏

Great and moving episode, brought me to tears at the end. Great work Kathy!

Beautiful town. This has to be one of the best episodes of your series.

What a wonderful story to be able to return to the home of your ancestors. Very moving, in the end, I too was brought to tears. And...to be able to return with your Mother and Father. I had not seen this episode and am so glad I saw it. Beautiful!

Searching genealogy can be fun. I researched mine, family from Patti, Provincia di Messina. My mother was an Italian citizen when I was born, therefore I was able to obtain citizenship. I am so glad that I did.

Very sweet and heartwarming video. Beautiful family!💞

What I would love is for her to do a video on Comunanza. I recently found out my great-grandparents were both born, raised, married and had first child in this amazing town in my book. Has played a fascinating part in my family history.

Was a pleasure being part of your story !

SO SO BEAUTIFUL GRAZIE GRAZIE

Yes l was very tearful too watching it...😍😍

1948 Jus Sanguinis: YES, YOU NOW CAN GET YOUR IT. CITIZENSHIP! It is more complicated but possible. Search here for 1948 cases Jus Sanguinis and you will find the lawyer in Rovigo that does this process. Good luck!

Fantastic video.. Hehehe thx see u in Roma.. One of those days.. Hehehe it's my favorite city too... Every year I'm there.. Ciao

Wonderful video and experience. I would love to see those church records as I heard my own ancestors name: Sabino Nargi.

That was absolutely wonderful..Thank you for sharing this awesome experience with us.

Kathy. My descendants are from the same town and I believe we may be related. On the document was the name Matteis.( my paternal family name) Also we have Sullo family. I was able to see my family, many members in your episode. We share similar immigration stories as well. All very interesting. I was there in 2016 for the first and only time. We sent our parents to Italy many years ago and when in Naples my dad found his family. That was over 35 years ago, we then found many family there and in Canada. We should chat sometime. I have some cool videos and got to walk in a procession in May. Not the big one but same idea. I'm happy for you and your mom and dad. My dad was so happy his children got to see where are ancestors are from. He lived to be 101. He was bi-lingual so could communicate. Thank you. Helen

I just saw my relatives name in the document you were looking at about the festival of the Madonna! I am looking for documents for my family from there and this video is amazing!

Nice city, nice story, nice people ! so peaceful

It's interesting about the dual citizenship. My mother was officially Italian ... my dad only an Italian descendant.

Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful experience with us, Kathy, my heart is overflowing and my eyes are leaking....Thank you

Love you Cathy.

......un bel video......... cordiali saluti,,,,,

So both mom and daughter are named ‘Kathy’? Nice 😮

Beautyful! Keep vlogging

I'm a nero. Joseph. My family is from amorosi and puglianello italy. I also have family in telese terme italy. All are found in the capagna region/benevento.

We love this story, so beautiful. Castelvetere is our hometown and we offer the most personal, private, all-inclusive tours through our travel agency, DeColaTours.com

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She seems to have a pathway to full citizenship by filing a 1948 case in Italy. The Italian government has been sued successfully because the 1948 law discriminates against women. Thus, the government now recognizes in practice that Italian citizenship can be handed down by Italian women to their children who were born before 1948.

Bella zi

This series started out ok but has really declined. This is the worst episode ever. Irrelevant and uninformative.