Hi John,
have you tried this?

http://www.thephonebook.bt.com/publisha ... h.publisha

Can't bride's surname be Finocchio?
And the priest should be Domenico Sabatino (Luca, cut and paste? )

June 10th, 1838
Groom: Biagio Briganti, of Salvatore and Giuseppa (or Giuseppina) Tinnirello
Bride: Maria Ferraro, of the deceased Pietro, and Vincenza Mondello
Witnesses: Girolamo Inserra and Giuseppe Macaluso
Priest: Girolamo Puzzetta (?)

January 28th, 1844.
Groom: Nicola Mancuso of the deceased Girolamo and the living Antonina Santoro
Bride: Rosa Salemi of Placido and Biagia Rao (I'm not sure about this surname; it looks more like "Nao", but it is not a sicilian surname)
Witnesses: Girolamo Inserra and Salvatore Arena
Priest ...

"Cassazione civile" is the highest level of civil Court (after first judgement, you can turn to an Appeal Court, and, as an extreme resource, to Cassazione Civile)

Have you tried with ordinary mail?
When they receive your letter, they have to protocol it, so, there's an evidence of reception. This way, they have to answer your request (or at least, they should).

I think they mean Buonafede should write in his request how is is related to the people whose certificates he is asking for. For instance, if they are his Gparents, GGparents, etc. It should not be necessary for acts older than 70 years, but they keep asking for that!

So, it seems to be a matter dealt with on a popular tv program...
I think the easiest thing to do is to contact italian television to know if they found something. If, on the contrary, the person Lasha is helping is the same who was on TV, searching for her relatives, I suppose Felice had no other ...

"In campagna del dottore Enzo Savetteri. In Castrofilippo candrata (maybe she meant "contrada") Grotticelli li 16 luglio 1950. Alla cara cugina Marietta."
In the country of the doctor Enzo Savetteri. In the town of Castrofilippo district Grotticelli, day July 16th, 1950. To my dear cousin Marietta"

I'd call it a "surname crest"

Welcome!

You can try to get addresses and phone numbers in Italian White Pages

www.paginebianche.it

typing surname in first field, and town in the second

Hello!
In Italy I've heard Capua, as well as Di Capua and De Capua.
It is a "provenience" surname, meaning that at his formation, it was used to indicate a family coming from the town of Capua. "Di" means "from", and "de" is it's dialectal form.
It's not so usual to find surnames in which the ...

Physical address is on the top right of the page.
If you post your letter on this site, someone will translate it for you. There must also be some template, but I don't remember where. I hope someone can suggest where to find one.

You cannot order your certificates online, but at this address:
http://www.comune.luccasicula.ag.it/comune/uffici.htm
you have all the references for offices of the Commune.
The one you should write to is "Ufficio Stato Civile e Elettorale", but there's no address. So, I'd write to sindacoluccas ...

Ho visto il post su TuttoGenealogia...se non c'è riuscito Luca, è dura davvero!