return she saw an email from Enrico who was interested in rekindling their relationship. On 8 December 2006 she was in Assisi for a vocational course that the Order of Friars Minor had been managing where she first met Fra Vito D'Amato whom she asked to be her spiritual director. Enrico had been impressed with the effect that the course had on her and so attended one himself that 31 December. The pair's relationship culminated on 21 September 2008 in Assisi once the two were married with D'Amato presiding over the wedding at the San Pietro church. The couple had travelled to Assisi on a walking pilgrimage in 2008 and became engaged at the end of the walk on 2 August; Enrico had proposed to her three times and each time she accepted. One month after their wedding the pair learnt that Corbella was pregnant after she had just started a postgraduate degree in political sciences. The first ultrasound scan revealed that their daughter had been diagnosed as having anencephaly and the parents were asked if they wished to abort. Enrico and Chiara both refused to do this and remained firmly focused on having the child. The couple's first child Maria Grazia Letizia was born on 10 June 2009 but died after half an hour, long enough for Father D'Amato to baptize her; her funeral was held on 12 June at the Sant'Angelo in Pescheria church. The ultrasound during Chiara's second pregnancy revealed that the child had no legs but the couple were once more determined to have the child. The seventh month scans showed the child had visceral malformations with the absence of his lower limbs as a confirmation of the first scan. Further scans indicated that her second child had no kidneys and therefore his lungs would not be able to develop which would lead to breathing complications. Despite this, the couple persevered and Davide Giovanni was born on 24 June 2010. Enrico carried his son to the hospital morgue after his son died after living for 38 minutes. His funeral was celebrated on 26 June in the Sant'Angelo in Pescheria church. The pair soon became popular speakers at a range of pro-life events where they were able to share testimonies about the births of their two children. Both also recited the rosary each Thursday night and ended their prayer of consecration to the Blessed Mother with the