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Explore Rome in April April is a magical time to visit Rome. With the arrival of spring, the city bursts with new life and opportunities. Here are some insider tips to make the most of your journey to the Eternal City. Is April a good time to visit Rome? April is an ideal time to visit Rome: the climate is delightful, the city is in full bloom, and there are various events and festivals to enjoy. Embrace the vibrant food culture with numerous outdoor dining options available. How crowded is Rome in April? April is a popular period for tourism…

Discovering new horizons for the future of work and migrants Pope Francis, known for his advocacy for fairness, justice, and dignity in all aspects of life, recently emphasized the urgent need for new models of action to ensure fair, just, and dignified work for everyone worldwide. In a meeting with participants from the Consultation “Care is Work, Work is Care”, organized by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, the Pope highlighted the importance of good policies for migrants to address key societal challenges. Grateful for the innovative approaches put forth in the project “The Future of Work: Labour after…

Best Concerts in Rome in April 2024 April 2024 is going to be an exciting month for music lovers in Rome! From the electrifying performances of Subsonica and the enchanting 007 Skyfall in Concert to the soulful tunes of Levante and Fulminacci, there is something for everyone. Don’t miss out on the unforgettable experiences lined up for you this April. Subsonica April 8 Palazzo dello Sport (Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi, 1) Tickets: from €43.70 CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS [Include information about other concerts and artists like Kristin Hersh, Gazzelle, Roberto Vecchioni, Fulminacci, Levante, Toni Hadley, Alan Sorrenti, Fabio Concato,…

Exploring Human Fraternity in Outer Space: A Conversation with NASA Administrator Bill Nelson In a recent interview with Vatican News, Administrator Bill Nelson, the Head of NASA, discussed the collaboration between the United States and the Holy See in space exploration. He praised the Vatican Observatory for its dedication to studying the heavens and shared insights on how space travel can teach valuable lessons about human fraternity. Nelson highlighted the long-standing cooperation between NASA and the Vatican Observatory, emphasizing the historic interest in space exploration shared by both institutions. He pointed out that the Vatican’s involvement in matters of space,…

Cardinal Parolin Hosts Vatican’s ‘Table for Peace’ at #BeHuman Event in Rome At the heart of Rome, Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin welcomed around 30 Nobel Prize winners to the Vatican’s ‘Table for Peace’ as part of the #BeHuman event. The gathering aimed to discuss and address the pressing issue of war and its impact on humanity as a whole. By Paolo Ondarza “War is a failure of humanity. It contradicts human dignity and exacerbates problems rather than solving them,” Cardinal Parolin emphasized during the opening of the ‘Peace Table’ in Rome. Among the distinguished guests were Nobel Peace…

Welcome to the Second World Meeting on Human Fraternity! Building on the success of last year’s inaugural event, the Vatican’s Fratelli Tutti Foundation is proud to host the second World Meeting on Human Fraternity. This year’s theme is “Be Human,” and it promises to be an engaging and insightful dialogue on peace. Join us as we bring together 30 Nobel Prize winners and prominent figures from international organizations to discuss pressing issues and explore solutions for a more peaceful world. Written by: Alessandro De Carolis What to Expect at #BeHuman At this year’s meeting, we will have round table discussions…

Celebrating 25 Years of Race for the Cure in Italy This year marks the 25th anniversary of Race for the Cure, the charity sporting event dedicated to raising funds and awareness for breast cancer. To commemorate this milestone, Italy’s main state museums will be opening their doors for free to participants of the 2024 edition of the race, announced by the Italian culture ministry. To take advantage of this offer, participants must wear the official Race for the Cure shirt and bring their donation receipt for the event. The Rome edition of Race for the Cure will take place this…

Exciting News: Pope Francis to Visit Rome’s Capitol on June 10th! Get ready for an unforgettable day as Pope Francis is set to visit Rome’s Capitol, also known as the Campidoglio, on June 10th. This exciting announcement was confirmed by the Holy See Press Office, following an earlier statement by Father Massimo Cocci, chaplain of the local Police of the City of Rome. Welcoming the Pope at 9 am will be Rome’s Mayor Roberto Gualtieri, who recently met with Pope Francis at the Vatican on January 4th. The meeting was described as profoundly inspiring, with the Mayor praising the Pope…

Discovering the Best Things to Do in Rome in April Rome, the Eternal City, is always buzzing with events and activities all year round, and April 2024 is no different. This spring, Rome has a plethora of events lined up, from international and national concerts to traditional holidays, art exhibitions, festivals, and more. Whether you’re a music enthusiast, art connoisseur, food lover, or just looking for a reason to celebrate, there’s something for everyone in Rome this April. In this blog, we’ll delve into the main events to help you plan your trip and maximize your time in the city.…

Giovanni Toti, governatore della Liguria (foto Ansa) Another political scandal is making headlines a month before the European elections, this time involving the governor of Liguria, Giovanni Toti. The familiar script of politics, luxury, and alleged mafia connections unfolds once again, drawing attention to accusations rather than the defense’s side of the story. The Toti case follows the well-established pattern of sensationalizing political and legal affairs in Italy: wiretapped conversations hinting at shady dealings, involvement of escorts, yachts, casino chips, reserved beach spots, and other perks that could be straight out of a Vanzina movie. The narrative typically weaves together…