"Church modernization"

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8 March 2024

A view of Piazza Duomo square building site is seen in L'Aquila, Italy, on March 1st, 2024. Santi Massimo and Giorgio church facade covered by scaffolding is visible on background. The restyling works that will renew the square continue, giving it a more modern tone. End of the works is estimated for spring 2024. Works amount is about 4.5 million euros from the fund complementary to the PNRR for the earthquake areas and, therefore, subjected to precise deadlines not exceptional penalty of loss of funding.

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8 March 2024

A view of Piazza Duomo square building site is seen in L'Aquila, Italy, on March 1st, 2024. Santa Maria del Suffragio church (also known as “Holy Souls” church) is visible on background. The restyling works that will renew the square continue, giving it a more modern tone. End of the works is estimated for spring 2024. Works amount is about 4.5 million euros from the fund complementary to the PNRR for the earthquake areas and, therefore, subjected to precise deadlines not exceptional penalty of loss of funding.

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8 March 2024

Santa Maria del Suffragio church (also known as “Holy Souls” church) is seen in L'Aquila, Italy, on March 1st, 2024. The restyling works that will renew Piazza Duomo square continue, giving it a more modern tone. End of the works is estimated for spring 2024. Works amount is about 4.5 million euros from the fund complementary to the PNRR for the earthquake areas and, therefore, subjected to precise deadlines not exceptional penalty of loss of funding.

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4 October 2023

Pope Francis is presiding over a mass in St. Peter's Square, The Vatican, on October 4, 2023. The newly appointed cardinals are co-celebrating this mass, marking the start of the XVI General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops. Additionally, he is hosting a worldwide gathering of bishops and laypeople to deliberate on the Catholic Church's future. They are tackling some contentious issues previously deemed inappropriate for discussion. The primary agenda items encompass the role of women in the church, the acceptance of LGBTQ+ Catholics, and the manner in which bishops wield authority. For the first time, women and laypeople are being granted the chance to vote on specific proposals alongside bishops

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