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Jacopone da Todi, rebel poet and author of the Stabat Mater - Vimarsana News

Jacopone da Todi, rebel poet and author of the Stabat Mater

A brilliant lawyer, Jacopone became a "fool of God" before becoming a Franciscan poet celebrated for his famous hymns such as the Stabat Mater.

Argentine Nuns Now Living in Vatican Monastery That Was Pope Benedict's Last Residence - Vimarsana News

Argentine Nuns Now Living in Vatican Monastery That Was Pope Benedict's Last Residence

Vatican City has new tenants: seven nuns from Argentina, who, at the request of Pope Francis, will live in Mater Ecclesiae.

Argentine nuns now living in Vatican monastery that was Pope Benedict's last residence - Vimarsana News

Argentine nuns now living in Vatican monastery that was Pope Benedict's last residence

Vatican City has new tenants: seven nuns from Argentina who, at the request of Pope Francis, will live in Mater Ecclesiae monastery.

Argentine nuns now living in Vatican monastery that was Pope Benedict's last residence – Catholic World Report - Vimarsana News

Argentine nuns now living in Vatican monastery that was Pope Benedict's last residence – Catholic World Report

Mater Ecclesiae Monastery in the Vatican. / Credit: Krzysztof Golik, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons ACI Prensa Staff, Jan 9, 2024 / 18:30 pm (CNA). Vatican City has new tenants: seven nuns from Argentina who, at the request of Pope Francis,...

Drumshanbo: 'The gin took off beyond our wildest dreams' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Drumshanbo: 'The gin took off beyond our wildest dreams' – The Irish Times

Thirty years ago the closures of three big employers inflicted huge trauma on the Leitrim town. But now it is thriving again and, driven by a vibrant food and drink sector, plans are in place for even further growth