Similar words: statically, fanatical, fanatically, sabbatical, erratically, grammatical, statistical, dramatically. Meaning: ['vætɪkən] 
n. the residence of the Catholic Pope in the Vatican City.
n. the residence of the Catholic Pope in the Vatican City. 
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151, The Vatican Museums also exhibit objects from an ancient land called Etruria.
152, Elsewhere in Vatican Palace are museums that contain priceless collections of art from ancient times.
153, Even the Archbishop of Genoa once observed that although the Vatican opposed human cloning, "an exception might be made in the case of Sophia Loren". Sentencedict.com
154, Asked by the writer Alain Elkann in La Stampa whether the Lefebvrists were thinking of changing their minds on Vatican II reforms the bishop replied "No, absolutely not.
155, Or is it observer status as held by the Palestine Liberation Organization, the International Red Cross, the Order of Malta and the Vatican?
156, Yet, along with the new atheism has come a new reformation The open-window spirit of Pope John XXIII and Vatican II have re vitalized the Roman Catholic Church.
157, Monsignor Hugh OFlaherty, an Irish priest, was assigned to the Vatican under the pontificate of Pope Pius XII.
158, The Vatican announced in January that John Paul II, who died in 2005, would be beatified later this year.
159, The group enjoyed the full endorsement and blessing of the Vatican.
160, Swiss-born Cardinal George Cottier, a prominent Vatican theologian, who presented the encyclical to the Rome press corps, smiled as one reporter asked about the kind words.
161, The Second Vatican Council had far-reaching influence on the development of Christianity all over the world, and became the milestone in modem Catholic history.
162, It also comes a day after Vatican archaeologists uncovered what they believe to be the oldest icon of St Paul in a Rome catacomb, dating to the late fourth century.
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