Rigali is an Italian surname. It appears to have originated in the vicinity of Barga.
People Notable people include:
Alfred L. Rigali, American stage manager, managed the stage for the original production of SexSex at the Internet Broadway Database Donald J. Rigali, American consultant to the Columbia Accident Investigation Board Elia Rigali, recipient of Australia's Bravery Medal John E. Rigali, Italian-American sculptor, businessman and inventor John J. Rigali, American one-time Massachusetts State Deputy of the Knights of Columbus Justin Francis Rigali, American cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church Norbert J. Rigali, American priest of the Roman Catholic Church, member of the Society of Jesus, contributor to America Sandra Rigali, Italian printmaking artist, former student of Swietlan Kraczyna Sébastien Rigali, Belgian microbiologist and molecular biologist (researcher of the genus Streptomyces, particularly including Streptomyces lunaelactis)
Places A Rigali, a village near Barga, Lucca, Tuscany, ItalyWikipedia (Serbo-Croatian): A Rigali, LuccaWikipedia (Serbian): A Rigali (Lucca) Rigali, a frazione of Gualdo Tadino, Perugia, Umbria, Italy
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