The mass was requested by relatives, but all "her" Catholic Action boys will participate, the ones she gathered 25 years ago in the parish hall among games, dances and songs. Tomorrow morning, in the church of Santa Maria, there will be a religious function to remember Michela Murgia, the writer from Cabrarese who died last August 10 in her Roman home.
It will be an intimate, intimate function, without banners and posters. For her, however, there will be the choir. The songs she loved will be sung, including the one she herself had written before landing in bookstores, to become the Michela Murgia of television living rooms, the independentist, the feminist, the political enemy, the one who tried in every way from the various stages scattered throughout Italy to defend the rights of all. Especially those of women and minorities.
The mayor of Cabras Andrea Abis will also be present at the mass.