Nicole Winfield
Italy and Vatican Correspondent at Associated Press
Associated Press correspondent based in Rome, covering Vatican, Italy
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Arnaldo Pomodoro, whose bronze spheres decorate prominent public spaces around the world, dies at 98
4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Winfield
Arnaldo Pomodoro, one of Italy's most prominent contemporary artists whose bronze spheres decorate iconic public spaces from the Vatican to the United Nations, has died at age 98, his foundation said Monday. Pomodoro died at home in Milan on Sunday, the eve of his 99th birthday, according to a statement from Carlotta Montebello, director general of the Arnaldo Pomodoro Foundation.
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1 week ago |
stuff.co.nz | Nicole Winfield |Hamish McNeilly |Catrin Owen |Lolita Baldor
The wreck of the Bayesian superyacht, which sank in a storm off Sicily and claimed the lives of seven people, has been raised from the seabed. The 184ft (56 metres)-long British vessel, with its guard rails bent and its hull covered in algae, was pulled from a depth of 150ft (45m) by giant cranes mounted on two floating platforms on Friday afternoon. It was the first time it had seen daylight since capsizing and sinking in a violent storm last August.
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Nicole Winfield
El Vaticano beatificó el domingo a un trabajador de aduanas congoleño que fue asesinado por resistirse a un soborno, ofreciendo a los jóvenes de un lugar con corrupción endémica un nuevo modelo de santidad: alguien que se negó a permitir que arroz en mal estado se distribuyera a personas pobres.
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1 week ago |
sentinelcolorado.com | Nicole Winfield
ROME | Pope Leo XIV on Friday set Sept. 7 as the rescheduled date to canonize the Catholic Church’s first millennial-era saint, Carlo Acutis, in what is expected to be Leo’s first saint-making ceremony as well. Sign up for our free newsletter to receive the latest news Sign up for our free newsletter to receive the latest news Leo made the announcement during a meeting of cardinals, known as a consistory, to set the dates for a handful of new saints.
'He listened to me': Victims of an abusive Catholic group say Pope Leo XIV helped when others didn't
3 weeks ago |
post-gazette.com | Nicole Winfield |Franklin Briceno
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV made plenty of enemies helping dismantle a powerful Catholic movement whose leaders physically, sexually, spiritually and psychologically abused members. As Pope Leo’s past record of handling clergy sexual abuse cases comes under scrutiny, his biggest defenders are the victims of the group, known as the Sodalitium Christiane Vitae. These survivors say that starting in 2018, when the pope was a bishop in Peru, Robert Prevost met with them.
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