A priest in Bari province has stirred controversy after inviting churchgoers to a mass dedicated to Rocco Sollecito, a mafia boss shot dead in Canada in May.
Father Michele Delle Foglie pinned the mass notices to walls around the town of Grumo Appula, where Sollecito was bo, inviting people to attend the memorial mass on Tuesday evening.
Sollecito, thought to have been a high-ranking member of Montreal's Rizzuto crime family, was gunned down while driving his car in May, a "mob hit" which Canadian police said was part of an "ongoing dismantling of the older generation" of the mafia clan.
The notice read: "Father Michele Foglie, spiritually united with family living in Canada and his son, Franco, who is visiting our town, invites the faithful of our community to celebrate a mass in memory of their relative."
A funeral for the 67-year-old was held in Montreal, and attended by 200 people, but his son, Franco, asked for a mass to be held in his hometown.
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