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In the Vatican, you can view Pope Saint John Paul II, who is commemorated with various statues and displays, including his tomb in St. Peter's Basilica. His legacy is celebrated through numerous artifacts and exhibitions that showcase his impact on the Catholic Church and the world. Additionally, the Vatican Museums feature artworks and historical documents related to his papacy.
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Can the public visit the immense art collection of the Vatican?
Yes, the Vatican holds about 120,000 pieces of art and, of that, about 70,000 are on public display. If a person wanted to view all the artwork in the Vatican and spent one minute at each, it would take 80 days to view it all.
Why is Rome the headquarters of the Catholic Church?
For a long time there has been Papal States in a large portion of what is now the Italy. En 1870, the States were invaded and the Pope had to take refuge in the Vatican palace. Rome became the capital of the newly founded Italy. The Pope stayed in the Vatican, which became an autonomous state 60 years later in 1929. So to sum it up: the Vatican state is in Rome because the Vatican palace was in Rome when Papal States were invaded. It is all that remains of these former Papal States.
What did the popes want to do with the Vatican?
There have been 266 popes over 2000 years and each has had a distinct view of the papacy. Without a specific name of a pope or, at the least, a specific time in history, your question cannot be answered.
Who was the first Indian Papal Zouave?
The only place I know of, outside of the Vatican Archives (which would entail a trip to the Vatican and permission to view the Archives, and, oh yes, a knowledge of French and Latin) you might find your answer in the book, The Pope's Legion, by Charles Coulombe, which you may find at the two sites below:
What does Vatican City look like?
At the links below you may find various pictures from around the Vatican, the second link is an aerial view of the Vatican.
What display do?
A first view of any thing is called display,
What is the Vatican's views of evolution?
The Vatican's view of evolution is that it could be possible but in some point, God must have put a human soul into a human.
To present or hold up to view?
display
How did pope Urban II view the Muslims and the Arabs?
goblins
In which view do headers and footers NOT display?
The correct answer is Draft View. In this view graphics, headers and footers are not displayed.
Which of Jesus apostles became the first bishop of Rome?
Catholic tradition says that the apostle Peter went to Rome to lead the Christians there, and that he was the first pope. There is no actual evidence that Peter ever went to Rome, and Clement of Rome, writing (1 Clement) just thirty years after Peter was supposedly in Rome, appears to have been unaware that Peter had been to Rome. The tradition that Peter was in Rome is believed to have begun during the second century, probably by Anicetus of Rome.If the pope is the bishop of Rome there could not have been a pope until the role was established in the second century. In the view of some, Anicetus might have been the first to hold that position, an his assertion that Peter was his predecessor would have strengthened his authority.For more information, please visit:http://christianity.answers.com/catholicism/a-brief-history-of-the-early-popes
What view displays your presentation on the whole computer?
The slide show view does this job. It can view or display your presentation on whole computer.
