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Spring Attitude Festival is back, with the best representatives of electronic and pop music Spring Attitude, the international festival of music and contemporary culture, is making its highly-anticipated return for its 13th edition on September 13th and 14th in Rome at the Cinecittà Studios. This coveted event, which mesmerized over 23,000 attendees last year, promises to be a sold-out extravaganza once again this year. This longstanding festival has grown into an unmissable and established gathering that captures current trends and discovers new ones. It prides itself on exploring various music genres and styles. The diverse lineup for 2024 features an…

Pope Francis: Embracing Inclusiveness and Peace In a recent interview with CBS, Pope Francis reiterated his commitment to an open and inclusive Church, welcoming everyone regardless of their background. The interview covered a range of topics, from blessings to surrogacy, ideologies, and the plight of migrants. By Salvatore Cernuzio Embracing Diversity Pope Francis emphasized the Gospel’s message of inclusion, stating that the Church is for everyone, including sinners. He criticized the idea of setting up “customs checkpoints” within the Church, emphasizing the importance of embracing diversity. Clarifying Blessings Regarding same-sex unions, Pope Francis clarified that while individuals can receive blessings,…

This year the Giro d’Italia culminates in Rome In the year 2024, Rome will once again play host to the grand finale of the prestigious Giro d’Italia, marking the fifth time in history and the second consecutive year for the city to hold this honor. The final stage of the Giro d’Italia is set to take place on May 26, covering a 125-kilometer circuit that starts from EUR and ends at the iconic Imperial Forums. This route mirrors that of the previous year, with a scenic journey that includes landmarks such as the Colosseum, the Imperial Forum, and the breathtaking…

Palliative care is a compassionate approach that aims to support individuals during their final moments, as shared by Canadian Bishop Noël Simard ahead of an upcoming Symposium on Palliative Care in Toronto. By Christopher Wells Bishop Noël Simard emphasizes that palliative care is not about ending someone’s life prematurely. It is about walking alongside individuals as they near the end of their earthly journey, addressing their physical, emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual needs. As the Bishop of Valleyfield, Quebec, Canada, he leads a Symposium on Palliative Care, organized by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Pontifical Academy for…

Rome Embarks on Exciting Revitalization Project at Villa Aldobrandini. Rome has kicked off a significant restoration initiative at Villa Aldobrandini as part of a broader plan to revamp the park and enhance its accessibility to visitors. Despite its prime location on the Quirinal hill, the villa, designed by Giacomo della Porta, remains relatively unknown to tourists and under-visited by locals due to limited access. The city aims to change this by opening up the villa with new entry points, elevators, and charming coffee spots. The restoration project, totaling €8.3 million, is divided into two phases, with the first phase commencing…

Welcome to Roma Daily News! I’m Francesco Vitale, bringing you the latest news updates. Today, we have some tragic news to report. The president of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, has passed away in a helicopter accident. The incident occurred while he was traveling with his entourage to visit a dam inauguration. Our thoughts and prayers go out to their families. In other news, advancements in DNA technology have led to a breakthrough in a decades-old bombing case in Italy. Investigators have been able to extract DNA from a bomber, potentially leading to the identification of the perpetrator behind a series of…

Celebrating 30 Years of New Horizons Movement: A Message from Pope Francis As the New Horizons Movement marks its 30th anniversary, Pope Francis sent a heartfelt video greeting to Chiara Amirante, the founder and president, along with all members of the movement. His message resonated with the importance of safeguarding the charism for future generations. Written By Sr. Francine-Marie Cooper Preserving the Charism In his communication, Pope Francis emphasized the significance of preserving the essence of the New Horizons Movement. He cautioned against dilution of the charism as the movement grows, urging all involved to maintain the original spirit and…

Welcome to Roma Daily News! Today’s headlines report a tragic helicopter crash in northern Iran, leading to the deaths of all seven passengers on board, including Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi. The US and Europe are coming together to provide Ukraine with a multi-billion dollar loan using frozen Russian assets, amidst escalating Russian military efforts. Meanwhile, Palestinian agency Uafa confirms casualties from Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. On a different note, Vox’s President Santia is gathering European patriots for an open discussion ahead of the European elections. In sports, Pogacar shines in the Giro d’Italia, claiming victory in a challenging stage. Thanks…

Discovering the best things to do in Rome in October As the temperatures cool down in Rome in October, the city comes alive with new opportunities for visitors to explore and enjoy. Whether you’re a film buff excited for the Festa del Cinema, an art lover eager to see the latest exhibitions, or just looking to experience live music in a vibrant city, Rome has something for everyone this October. In this blog, we’ve curated some of the top events happening in Rome in October 2023. Take your pick and make the most of your time in the Eternal City.…

Experience Three Days of Roman Charm at Ottobrata Monticiana in Monti Neighborhood After a long-awaited return following a four-year hiatus, Ottobrata Monticiana is back to revive the Monti neighborhood, the heart of Rome. From October 6th to October 8th, 2023, immerse yourself in three days of events, exhibitions, shows, and concerts that capture the essence of the traditional Roman “Ottobrate.” These festivities are reminiscent of the Sunday trips Romans used to take outside the city in October, enjoying the sunny days of autumn and the grape harvest. The Ottobrata Monticiana celebrates these traditions within the Monti District, a cultural initiative…