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The Pope actually lives in a separate, very small country, called Vatican City. It only consists of The Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. So in fact, he lives in a separate country which is in Rome.
yes he does for a very log time
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Where was Paul when he wrote Galatians?
Well, honey, Paul was most likely in Corinth when he wrote the letter to the Galatians. Some scholars argue he could have been in Antioch or Jerusalem, but Corinth seems to be the popular pick. But hey, as long as he got the message across, does it really matter where he was sitting his tush down?
Is there a Saint Grant in the Catholic church?
Well honey, there ain't no Saint Grant in the Catholic church. You must be thinking of someone else, maybe Saint Francis of Assisi or Saint Anthony of Padua. But Grant? Nope, not on the list. Next time, try asking about someone who actually made the cut.
When did Saint Judas die and when he was born?
The only saint by the name of Judas was Saint Judas Cyriacus who was the Bishop of Ancona, Italy, possibly the first. Martyred, possibly while on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Nothing else is known about this person.
What decision did Saint Joseph have to make?
If you are referring to the Joseph that was married to Mary, he had a three-fold decision. 1. Denounce Mary as adulator and she would have been stoned. 2. Move somewhere else and quietly divorce her. 3. Stay married to her and become the earthly father to Jesus. He chose 3.
Was Phoebe a deaconess in the church at Cenchrea?
Phoebe was a Christian sister of the first-century congregation in Cenchreae. Paul, in his letter to the Christians at Rome, 'recommends' this sister to them and calls on them to render her any needed assistance as one who "proved to be a defender of many, yes, of me myself." (Romans 16:1, 2) It may be that Phoebe delivered Paul's letter in Rome or else accompanied the one who did. Paul refers to Phoebe as "a minister of the congregation that is in Cenchreae." This raises the question as to the sense in which the term di·a´ko·nos (minister) is here used. Some translators view the term in an official sense and hence render it "deaconess" (RS, JB). But the Scriptures make no provision for female deacons, or "deaconesses". Goodspeed's translation views the term in a general sense and translates it "helper." However, Paul's reference is evidently to something having to do with the spreading of the good news, the Christian ministry, and he was speaking of Phoebe as a female minister who was associated with the congregation in Cenchreae.-Compare Acts 2:17, 18. -- From Insight on the Scriptures, volume II, page 635, Phoebe, published by Jehovah's Witnesses.
Which lasted longest as a center of an empire rome or constantinople?
i want to know the same question, i will look somewhere else then tell you :)
When was Life Somewhere Else created?
Life Somewhere Else was created in 1995.
When was It Came from Somewhere Else created?
It Came from Somewhere Else was created in 1988.
What did a typical house look like in ancient Rome?
Don't ask me ! I dont know sh** about this ! Go search it up somewhere else ! Kthx Bye !
What is the duration of Life Somewhere Else?
The duration of Life Somewhere Else is 1380.0 seconds.
What is the duration of It Came from Somewhere Else?
The duration of It Came from Somewhere Else is 1.5 hours.
What is the duration of They Came From Somewhere Else?
The duration of They Came From Somewhere Else is 1500.0 seconds.
When did They Came From Somewhere Else end?
They Came From Somewhere Else ended on 1984-08-18.
When was They Came From Somewhere Else created?
They Came From Somewhere Else was created on 1984-07-14.
When was Here Is Always Somewhere Else created?
Here Is Always Somewhere Else was created in 2006.
What is the duration of Here Is Always Somewhere Else?
The duration of Here Is Always Somewhere Else is 1.3 hours.
Where will they shoot the New Moon movie?
They are filming New Moon in Vancouver, Portland and I think in Rome. It may be somewhere else in Italy though, I'm not quite sure on that one.
