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Ancient Roman Bridge Emerges from Tiber River
Worldiefimerida9d ago

Ancient Roman Bridge Emerges from Tiber River

The ruins of an ancient Roman bridge, believed to have been built by Caligula in 39 AD and possibly connected to the martyrdom of Apostle Peter, have emerged from the Tiber River in Rome near St. Peter's Basilica.

Catalan Winery Supplies Pure Wine to the Vatican
Culturela-vanguardia1mo ago

Catalan Winery Supplies Pure Wine to the Vatican

A Catalan winery, De Muller, founded over 150 years ago, is responsible for producing the pure wine used in masses at St. Peter's Basilica, a significant highlight for the Tarragona-based company.

Icelandic Man's 25-Year Correspondence with Papal Organist
Cultureruv3mo ago

Icelandic Man's 25-Year Correspondence with Papal Organist

Jón Magni Ólafsson, an Icelander, maintained a close 25-year correspondence with Fernando Germani, the organist of St. Peter's Basilica, describing their relationship as "much more than friends." Ólafsson developed a passion for organ music at a young age.

Funeral Held for Cardinal Camillo Ruini in St. Peter's Basilica
Politicsla-repubblica2mo ago

Funeral Held for Cardinal Camillo Ruini in St. Peter's Basilica

The funeral of Cardinal Camillo Ruini, former president of the Italian Episcopal Conference, was held in St. Peter's Basilica, attended by figures such as former Prime Minister Romano Prodi. Pope Francis remembered Ruini, who died at 95, as a 'wise and solicitous pastor' to whom the Italian Church owes much.