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Veil of Veronica: the revoluntionary technique that Michelangelo criticized
The image was made without a brush and with a groundbreaking technique at the time: color printing on wood.
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President Macron reiterates promise: Notre Dame will reopen on December 8, 2024
The French President attended the tribute for the man in charge of the reconstruction of Notre Dame, who died in a mountaineering accident on August 19.
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Portuguese artist paints smiling saints: “No one follows miserable people”
Through his artwork, Ruben Ferreira uses joy to connect people with the Church and showcases lesser-known saints.
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Vatican Museums open two new rooms that reveal window into the past
One of the rooms houses the so-called Spezieria di Santa Cecilia in Trastevere, run by Benedictine nuns.
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Grammy award-winning artist: "God had prepared me to serve with music"
Winning the Grammy was pushed Juan Delgado to participate in the creation of a record label for Catholic singers.
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Church holds little piece of the Spanish Basque country in Rome
The jewel of the Church of St. Charles is the fronton sports field, which is now in disrepair. The Barefoot Trinitarians used to spend their afternoons playing this traditional Basque game.
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Oldest underground Church used by early Christians in Spain discovered
The goal is to open the remains of this ancient Church to visitors in the future. Visitors will be able to experience what life was like for Christians in the 3rd century AD.
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Artwork typically kept in popes' private library open to public Vatican Museums
To celebrate the 500th annviersary of the death of the artist, Perugino, the Vatican Museums have the Resurrection of Christ on loan for a limited exhibition.
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Who will decide how to finish the Sagrada Família?
Micol Forti thinks that the Sagrada Familia should be a Church be open to everyone, both Christians and non-Christians.
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Music, painting and poetry overflow a Franciscan monastery in Spain
The 130 summer students at the Monastery of Guadalupe create and learn in an incomparable place overflowing with history, art, music and spirituality.
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Reuse & redemption: contemporary art in Vatican Library brings history to life
As an 18th-century restorer, the artist Sidival Fila's focus ranges from textiles to paintings to working with old or poor materials.
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Boys choir sings for the Pope at last General Audience before summer vacation
The group is made up of almost 50 children from a school in Toledo, Spain. The eldest is 19 years old and the youngest is 7 years old.
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Floral carpets cover the Vatican on the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul
The floral images feature elements related to Pope Francis, including the flags of the Vatican and Argentina and the colors of the Pope's favorite soccer team.
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VATICAN UNSEEN: A LIBRARY WITH MORE THAN 5 CENTURIES OF HISTORY
It has almost served the Holy See for 500 years, covering different roles and printing for numerous popes through the years in various languages.
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VATICAN UNSEEN: Discovering The Sistine Chapel
Imagine experiencing a concalve from inside the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel to other secret passageways blocked off to the public.
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Sistine Chapel Choir on trial for alleged financial irregularities
The three defendants are accused of allegedly using the money from several concerts for their own benefit and the money was deposited in an Italian bank account.
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Activists ordered to pay $30,000 for damaging work in Vatican Museums
Two protesters glued their hands to the statue of the Laocoön in the Vatican Museums inAugust 2022.
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Egyptian statues in Vatican Museums recount stories thousands of years old
The excavation of an Egyptian temple has uncovered the advanced technologies used in 1300 B.C. and the history behind hundreds of statues.
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Young illustrator shares his art with Pope Francis and the world
Santiago found the meaning of his talent and his professional career during a spiritual retreat. But he said that seeking professional success is not his ultimate goal.
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From Madrid to the Vatican: Choir returns to St. Peter's Basilica
The choir's church, St. Jerome the Royal, is located in the heart of historical downtown Madrid.
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History of English seminary in Rome reveals heroic stories of martyrs
The Venerable English College's first years were dedicated to protecting the identity of these men who came to study for the priesthood.
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'The Way' returns to theaters in the United States with a sequel in the works
For one night only on May 16, the movie will return to over 1,000 theaters across the U.S.
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Women's Cry: Vatican exhibition highlights women in marginalized areas
The World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations (WUCWO) wants to showcase women who are seemingly invisible in their society. Each of the girls and women featured has a story to tell.
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The Pope's designer
Before the age of 30, he was already designing for the Holy See. His works combine his innovative approach with the tradition of the Catholic Church.