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'Hug Therapy': How Pope Leo Is Trying To Unify Vatican
Pope Leo XIV heads off on holiday on Sunday, having spent his first two months as Catholic leader rebuilding unity and bolstering tradition after his predecessor's unorthodox papacy.
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With Holiday At Summer Residence, Pope Leo Revives Centuries-Old Tradition
Pope Leo will revive a centuries-old tradition by taking a holiday at Castel Gandolfo, where residents of the lakeside town hope for a tourism boost.
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Private Rooms At Pope's Summer Residence Open To Public
Private rooms at the pope's summer residence in Castel Gandolfo will open to the public from Saturday at the request of Pope Francis, who has never holidayed there in more than three years as pontiff.
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Vatican to Open Pope's Food Farm to Public
Pope Francis is opening the doors to an earthly paradise - the working farm at the papal summer residence that produces dairy products, meat and vegetables for the pope and his staff. The Vatican is planning to open the farm at Castel Gandolfo for the...
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Vatican to Open Pope's Farm to Public
The Vatican is planning to open the farm at Castel Gandolfo to the public next year, after finding success with its guided tours of the surrounding gardens, fountains and Roma-era archaeological treasures.
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Pope Francis tells Benedict: "We're brothers"
Pope Francis travelled on Saturday to this hill town south of Rome to have lunch with his "brother" and predecessor Benedict XVI, a historic and potentially problematic melding of the papacies that has never before confronted the Catholic Church.
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Now a 'simple pilgrim,' Benedict resigns papacy, tweets deleted
As bells tolled and the clock struck 8, the brass-studded wooden doors swung shut on Thursday at this palace in the Italian hills, marking an end to Benedict XVI's papacy and the start of his final journey as a "simple pilgrim."
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Pope's first refuge: A sumptuous lakeside villa
Once he steps down on Thursday, Pope Benedict XVI will begin his retirement in the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, a sumptuous villa outside Rome with ornamental gardens, breathtaking views and its own farm.
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Pope's first refuge: A sumptuous lakeside villa
Once he steps down on Thursday, Pope Benedict XVI will begin his retirement in the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, a sumptuous villa outside Rome with ornamental gardens, breathtaking views and its own farm.
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'Hug Therapy': How Pope Leo Is Trying To Unify Vatican
Pope Leo XIV heads off on holiday on Sunday, having spent his first two months as Catholic leader rebuilding unity and bolstering tradition after his predecessor's unorthodox papacy.
-
With Holiday At Summer Residence, Pope Leo Revives Centuries-Old Tradition
Pope Leo will revive a centuries-old tradition by taking a holiday at Castel Gandolfo, where residents of the lakeside town hope for a tourism boost.
-
Private Rooms At Pope's Summer Residence Open To Public
Private rooms at the pope's summer residence in Castel Gandolfo will open to the public from Saturday at the request of Pope Francis, who has never holidayed there in more than three years as pontiff.
-
Vatican to Open Pope's Food Farm to Public
Pope Francis is opening the doors to an earthly paradise - the working farm at the papal summer residence that produces dairy products, meat and vegetables for the pope and his staff. The Vatican is planning to open the farm at Castel Gandolfo for the...
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Vatican to Open Pope's Farm to Public
The Vatican is planning to open the farm at Castel Gandolfo to the public next year, after finding success with its guided tours of the surrounding gardens, fountains and Roma-era archaeological treasures.
-
Pope Francis tells Benedict: "We're brothers"
Pope Francis travelled on Saturday to this hill town south of Rome to have lunch with his "brother" and predecessor Benedict XVI, a historic and potentially problematic melding of the papacies that has never before confronted the Catholic Church.
-
Now a 'simple pilgrim,' Benedict resigns papacy, tweets deleted
As bells tolled and the clock struck 8, the brass-studded wooden doors swung shut on Thursday at this palace in the Italian hills, marking an end to Benedict XVI's papacy and the start of his final journey as a "simple pilgrim."
-
Pope's first refuge: A sumptuous lakeside villa
Once he steps down on Thursday, Pope Benedict XVI will begin his retirement in the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, a sumptuous villa outside Rome with ornamental gardens, breathtaking views and its own farm.
-
Pope's first refuge: A sumptuous lakeside villa
Once he steps down on Thursday, Pope Benedict XVI will begin his retirement in the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, a sumptuous villa outside Rome with ornamental gardens, breathtaking views and its own farm.
