Lazio Community Remembers Sister Paola: A Legacy of Compassion and Dedication

The Lazio football club and its extended family are in mourning following the passing of Sister Paola, a cherished figure among Lazio supporters and the wider Roman community. The 77-year-old nun, known for her unwavering devotion to both her faith and the club, passed away after a long illness, leaving behind a legacy of charitable work and kindness.

Lazio’s president, Claudio Lotito, expressed his heartfelt condolences, describing Sister Paola as “a beacon of hope and generosity” who embodied the values of solidarity and acceptance. Lotito emphasized her role as a constant source of comfort and support for thousands, praising her unwavering smile and availability to those in need.

The club’s official statement highlighted Sister Paola’s extraordinary example of humanity and dedication, acknowledging the immense void left by her departure. However, they affirmed that her legacy of faith and benevolence would continue to inspire and guide the Lazio community.

Cristina Mezzaroma, president of the SS Lazio 1900 Foundation and wife of Lotito, shared a personal tribute, recalling Sister Paola as not just a symbol of devotion but also a true friend and spiritual guide. Mezzaroma praised Sister Paola’s discrete presence and tireless efforts in supporting the foundation’s charitable initiatives.

Both the club and the foundation emphasized that Sister Paola’s memory will serve as a lasting testament to Christian charity and a reminder to persevere in the face of challenges. They pledged to continue her mission of spreading kindness and supporting those in need, ensuring that her spirit of hope and solidarity lives on in the Lazio community.

As Lazio fans and the Roman community come to terms with this loss, they unite in remembering Sister Paola’s warmth, compassion, and enduring impact on the lives she touched.