There was a time when noble knights in gleaming armor and flowing cloaks climbed the rugged paths leading from Catania to a small church on the mountain dedicated to Saint Andrew the Apostle. There they would dwell to restore their spirit and health. Barons, bishops, and powerful men of Sicily would ride on muleback or horseback up to the Acqua di lu Milu to confer with Giovanni of Aragon, Duke of Randazzo, Athens, and Neopatria, as well as the highest political authority in Sicily...