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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 the Quirinal ).
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
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Vatican1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Vatican1
Example Sentences
The visit to the Vatican was postponed by "mutual agreement", according to a statement released by Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.
Doctors have not given any indication regarding his discharge from hospital, the Vatican said.
The King had privately sent a letter to the Pope, when he was taken ill - but a photo released by the Vatican at the weekend appeared to show the 88-year-old was slowly recovering.
It marked the fifth Sunday in a row the Pope was not present in person for his weekly blessing, although the Vatican said earlier this week an X-ray had confirmed "improvements" in his condition.
"The clinical condition of the Holy Father has remained stable in the context of an overall complex medical picture," according to a statement published by Vatican News.
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