That is all the more true in Italy, where the papacy is held in high esteem even by nonreligious Italians. The image featuring Trump in a white cassock and pointed miter, or bishop’s hat ...

As tributes poured in from around the globe for Pope Francis, who died April 21, 2025, an AI-generated image of the Catholic ... there to the Rome basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore for burial.

SANTA MARGHERITA DI PULA – Crystal-clear sea, the scent of Mediterranean scrub and a cuisine that celebrates Sardinian tradition with a touch of elegance: the Flamingo Resort, directly ...

The wine embodies the heritage and soul of the Trevenezie region tucked in the northeast corner of Italy. Santa Margherita Rosé is vibrant with aromas of peaches and berries, delicate floral ...

CANIGLIA DRY GOODS STORE WAS BUILT ON SOUTH SIXTH STREET, BECAME A LANDMARK OF OMAHA’S LITTLE ITALY. WELL, THE OLD BRICK BUILDING IS TAKING ON A NEW LIFE BY TELLING STORIES OF THE PAST.

This raises an important question: should artistic expression be beholden to political sensitivities or should it be allowed to function independently within the framework of the law? The ...

His cenotaph in Santa Croce is a ... be the official language of Italy. The new country would speak the language of Dante, the language of poetry. He calls her “the glorious lady of my mind” and ...

In the image, credited as the first modern image of Santa Claus, St. Nick arrives at a Union army camp on a sleigh to deliver gifts and necessities to Union soldiers. Before Nast and Moore ...

When you picture Santa Claus, most likely the image in your head is of a chubby, jolly older man with flowing white hair and beard dressed in a red suit trimmed with white. This popular image of ...

It’s no wonder — Naples is often called Italy’s most operatic city ... who will find everything from old-school joints that only sling margherita and marinara pizzas to next-gen pizzerias ...

The traditional image of Santa Claus, deeply rooted in 19th-century American culture, emerged primarily through Thomas Nast’s illustrations in Harper’s Weekly starting in 1863. This depiction ...