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Portraits of two people about to be canonized by the Pope
On November 20, Pope Francis said he would canonize Carlo Acutis (1991-2006) and Pier Giorgio Frassati (1901-1925) in two events held in Rome in 2025.
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Italian teenager will become the first saint of the millennium
Carlo Acutis's second posthumous miracle qualified this kind-hearted computer prodigy for sainthood.
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The cow set a record with the longest horns in the world
A bull in Alabama, USA, set a world record with the longest pair of horns, up to 3.2 meters.
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Revealing shock about the plan
An investigator specializing in unidentified flying objects (UFOs) of the British Ministry of Defense has revealed how the government will react to an extraterrestrial a…
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Why is the world in 2018 but this strange country is still 2011?
The positive calendar that we use to calculate the time is called the Gregorian calendar. It was first created in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII.
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Why did the Vatican suddenly take the wall paint?
Architects Vitale Zanchettin explained:
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Secret inside the Vatican's closed room
The archives are not public and are only accessible to scholars when they are 75 years old - and they are placed in a part of the Vatican fortress.
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Inside the church contains the tomb of Jesus
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is built on the tomb of Jesus, a sacred place that is important for Christians.
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Why need a leap year?
2016 is a leap year. February 29, 2016 will be another day to add to the calendar to help synchronize the rotation of the Earth around the sun and the true passage of se…
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How to be canonized as Mother Teresa?
Mother Teresa - a Catholic monk who won the Nobel Peace Prize for her activities to help the poor was officially canonized in early September.
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Pope's secret escape in the Vatican City
The secret corridor in the heart of the Vatican once saved the life of Pope Clement VII when Rome was besieged.
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Discover the pope's special cars
For more than 80 years, Pope's lives have used Mercedes-Benz cars as a means of transportation. These cars are specially designed,
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10 interesting things about the Vatican
Visitors to Italy cannot ignore Rome and once they come to Rome they will definitely visit the Vatican - the smallest and most peaceful country on the planet.
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October 1582 calendar with 10 days does not exist
Before 1582, Europeans and colonies used a calendar based on the Julian calendar given by Emperor Julius Caesar in 46 BC.