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City Profiles: Rome

by ActionSammy in History, April 30, 2012
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Brief summary on Rome.

What Does a Pope Do? Fidel Castro Asks Benedict XVI

by abhijeetviswa in Politics, March 28, 2012
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Pope Benedict and Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro, both octogenarians, joked about their age in a brief meeting on Wednesday and then Castro popped the question: so what do you do?

10 Facts About Europe

by Shawn Dewar in History, November 11, 2011
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EUROPE.

13-5-81: Congratulations From Pope’s Assassination Attempt

by michael yakuza in History, May 17, 2011
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13-5-81: Congratulations from Pope’s assassination attempt
Leader of the Catholic world as it escaped death after being shot four times in Rome.

More Than a Million Pilgrims Participate in The Piazza San Pietro, The Office of Sanctification of Pope John Paul Ii. Beatification Ceremonies Were Opened by Pope Benedict XVI

by LatestWorldNewsBlog in History, May 1, 2011
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In the last two days, Rome was the target of a real peaceful invasion of pilgrims. According to preliminary figures published by the authorities, over one million believers attend the ceremony of beatification of Pope John Paul II, which takes place Sunday at the Vatican.

Atican Prepares for Beatification of John Paul Ii. Pope’s Coffin Was Removed From The Vaults of The Vatican

by LatestWorldNewsBlog in History, April 30, 2011
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The coffin with the body of Pope John Paul II is displayed in St. Peter, after he was released Friday from the vaults of the Vatican, in the ceremony of sanctification.

Hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic pilgrims invaded Rome on Saturday, a day before the beatification of the most charismatic pope in history.

A Dose of His Own Medicine

by Doy Acedo in Society, April 1, 2011
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Do not do unto others what you do not like to be done unto you.

The Queer Division of The World

by Tiusto in History, November 7, 2010
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By the middle of 1960’s, more than 130 national states were generally accepted as independent nations. This number has shown a sharp increase during recent years. At the beginning of World War I, 63 countries were independent. Nearing World War II, 71 countries were independent.

Is The Vatican City Really a State?

by Ramalingam in Issues, September 26, 2010
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Though the Vatican City State is very small, it has all the paraphernalia of a State or Country.In fact it is called as the "Central Government" of the one billion Roman Catholics all over the world.

Swiss Guard in The 20th Century

by Lucas Dié in History, May 16, 2010
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With the Lateran Treaties of 1929 the state of Vatican City came into existence. Pope Pius XI had to reorganise his security measures to secure the Vatican. The 20th century would see quite a few changes to these provisions.

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