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Vatican Museums to show L'Osservatore Romano images
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The Vatican Museums are hosting an exhibition featuring photographs, drawings, and illustrations from the Holy See's newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano. Opened on September 30 in halls XVII and XVIII, the display shows how the publication's visual style has changed over the years while depicting themes of war, poverty, human suffering, hope, and solidarity.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsVatikanische Museen zeigen die Welt in Bildern des „Osservatore Romano“
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- Reporting@tkkbsVatikánske múzeá predstavujú svet cez obrazy z denníka L’Osservatore Romano
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- Oct 21, 1:09 AM Vatican News Deutsch Vatikanische Museen zeigen die Welt in Bildern des „Osservatore Romano“
- Oct 23, 1:24 AM TK KBS Slovenčina Vatikánske múzeá predstavujú svet cez obrazy z denníka L’Osservatore Romano
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