È falso che i parrocci non leggono le domande perché ci sono parrocci che rispondono (anche via e-mail).
Try to write to the bishop.

Veramente non ho detto che i parroci non leggono MAI le domande; ho solo detto che SPESSO mi è capitato che scrivendo ad un indirizzo e-mail trovato sul sito di una ...

It often happens that churches have an e-mail address, but priests don't read it.
have you tried with traditional mailing?

June 8th, 1842.
I baptized a child, born yesterday at 1 p.m from Vincentius (Vincenzo) Baglio and Petra (Piera) Finocchio, spouses from this town, to which (I gave) name Vitus (Vito). Godparents were Domenico Di Grigoli and Antonina Genovese

I hope someone corrects me if I'm wrong...
"The same (day as the record before).
I baptized a female child, born at 3 p.m from Blasio (Biagio) Briganti and Maria Ferraro, spouses from this town, to which I gave name Carmela. Godparents were Antonino and Rosa Guttadauro"

Aloysium (Luigi), son of Vito Baglio and Carmela Briganti from this town, born on the 25th of this (month; date is on one of the previous records). Godmother was Hyeronima (Girolama) Carcio from this town.

In Italian it is also spelled "Girolamo".

When I saw the second image I understood...
Vito was twice widower! So, the meaning is:
"Vito Baglio son of Vincenzo and Piera Finocchio, widower of Briganti Carmela and Marianna Cardella, with Giuseppa Lorino daughter of Giuseppe and Maria Governati"
and the second:

"Vincenzo Baglio son of Vito ...

"Baglio Vitus ex Vincentio et Finocchio Petra vid. Briganti [Carmelae et Cardella Mariannae] cum Lorino Josepha ex Joseph et Governati Maria"
"Vito Baglio son of Vincenzo and Piera Finocchio widow of Briganti with Giuseppa Lorino daughter of Giuseppe and Maria Governati" I can't understand if ...

May be Bellomo Vincentia (Vincenza).

According to Italian White Pages, "Monza" seems to be definitely a surname from Lombardia, very common indeed.
"De Fonzo" sounds a southern surname, even if it can also be found in he north, maybe because of immigration. It can also have various spellings (Di Fonzo, De Fonzi, Fonzo), so it becomes ...

I wouldn't say it's "Uva" either; it would look more something like "Nela". Still, "Uva" is present today in San Mango, but "Nela" is not...

The site of Archivio di Stato di Napoli, about search of individuals, states exactly the same as they wrote in their e-mail, but it also adds that it is possible to turn "to Commune of Napoli, as they possess the same data, in digital format, with the possibility of immediate search".
So, may be if ...

My guess is that Salvadore disappeared, his body was not found, and a few years later the Court of Palermo declared his supposed death at a certain date (July 1837).

"then, we came to the present late declaration, as a consequence of the resolutione of the Civil Court of Palermo of December 21st, 1840..."

I try...

I only write down the parte that is different from the usual acts:

"poi si è divenuto alla presente tardiva dichiarazione in esecuzione di deliberazione emessa dal Tribunale Civile di Palermo prima Camera sotto li 21 dicembre 1840 comunicato come Ufficio dal xxxx xxxx di detto Tribunale ...