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Vatican
[vat-i-kuhn]
noun
Also called Vatican Palace.the chief residence of the popes in Vatican City, now also including a library, archives, art museum, apartments, and administrative offices.
the authority and government of the pope (distinguished from theQuirinal ).
Vatican
/ ˈæɪə /
noun
the palace of the popes in Rome and their principal residence there since 1377, which includes administrative offices, a library, museum, etc, and is attached to the basilica of St Peter's
( as modifier )
the Vatican Council
the authority of the Pope and the papal curia
( as modifier )
a Vatican edict
Word History and Origins
Origin of Vatican1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Vatican1
Example Sentences
The Vatican also posthumously recognised an eighth bishop who died the year before.
Although President Donald Trump suggested the Vatican might mediate further talks, the Vatican said the idea of hosting, or even mediating talks was more a hope for now than any concrete plan.
Italy has backed President Donald Trump's suggestion the Vatican might mediate talks on negotiating a ceasefire in Ukraine, while he appears keen to step back from the process himself.
Earlier this month, the new Pope offered the Vatican as a venue for possible peace talks after Putin turned down Zelensky's offer to meet face-to-face in Turkey for negotiations.
In a statement, the Holy See said both sides had expressed satisfaction with relations between the US and Vatican during face-to-face talks on Monday.
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