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The Vasari Corridor, one of Florence’s most iconic spaces, has entered the next phase of its modern revival with a new ...

Once the oldest Catholic mission in Liverpool, it was founded back in 1707. Originally on Edmund Street, the church was ...

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Nearly 100 American men and women from the United States are currently being considered for sainthood. And many Catholics ...

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