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Apr 23, 2025

There's Good News Tonight: Rome gelateria was a favorite of Pope Francis

Pope Francis had a sweet tooth, and when he was looking for a custom dessert, he turned to the gelateria Hedera, steps from the Vatican. NBC News' Tom Llamas visited the shop for a taste test.

After Pope Francis' Death, Cardinal Timothy Dolan Heads to Rome (Int'l Herald Tribune)

BBC Front Page

Apr 23, 2025

The church Pope Francis kept returning to - and chose as his final resting place

The Pope would visit Santa Maria Maggiore whenever he returned to Rome and chose it as the site of his grave.

Int'l Herald Tribune

Apr 23, 2025

‘Conclave' Streaming Numbers Jump After Pope Francis' Death

Experts said that the 2024 film accurately portrayed the papal selection process.

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