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A half-million young Catholics invade Rome, awaiting Pope Leo XIV at Holy Year youth festival video

A half-million young Catholics invade Rome, awaiting Pope Leo XIV at Holy Year youth festival

  • They’re camping out for an evening vigil, outdoor slumber party and morning Mass celebrated by Pope Leo XIV that marks his first big encounter with the next generation of Catholics
  • Leo was flying in by helicopter Saturday evening to preside over the vigil and a question-and-answer session
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‘There is still hope’: Pilgrims from war zones gather in Rome

‘There is still hope’: Pilgrims from war zones gather in Rome

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Pope Leo to escape Rome’s summer heat with July stay at Castel Gandolfo

Pope Leo to escape Rome’s summer heat with July stay at Castel Gandolfo

By Reuters ·
A Congolese customs worker who resisted corruption is the Catholic Church’s newest model of holiness

A Congolese customs worker who resisted corruption is the Catholic Church’s newest model of holiness

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The Open Arms vessel: rescuing migrants and refugees at sea. (Supplied)

54 migrants rescued from Mediterranean oil platform

By AFP ·
Iran reviewing proposal for 5th round of nuclear talks

Iran reviewing proposal for 5th round of nuclear talks

By Reuters ·
Update Iran and US conclude second round of negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program in Rome

Iran and US conclude second round of negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program in Rome

By AP ·
Pope pays surprise visit to Rome prison

Pope pays surprise visit to Rome prison

By Reuters ·
Pope’s health crisis sparks prayers from thousands outside the Vatican

Pope’s health crisis sparks prayers from thousands outside the Vatican

By AP ·
American Airlines flight lands in Rome after ‘security’ issue

American Airlines flight lands in Rome after ‘security’ issue

By AFP ·
Yousef Tammar is a 23-year-old Saudi bespoke tailor currently studying at one of the world’s oldest schools of its kind in Italy

Young Saudi’s journey to enrolling at one of the world’s oldest tailoring academies

By Rahaf Jambi ·
‘Jordan: Dawn of Christianity’ exhibition opens in Rome

‘Jordan: Dawn of Christianity’ exhibition opens in Rome

By Arab News ·
Saudi Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Salman is hosted by his Italian counterpart Guido Crosetto in Rome on Tuesday. (SPA)

Saudi defense minister received by counterpart in Rome

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