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Diane Montagna

Diane Montagna
Diane Montagna is Rome correspondent for Aleteia’s English edition.

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Cardinal Pell: “I’m looking forward to finally having my day in court”

Pope Francis: “Christians love, but they are not always loved”

Pope Francis: Jesus wants your fidelity, not your success

Priests need real “friends” too, says pope

Pope Francis: The world needs mystics and saints!

St. Charles Borromeo: The “provocative” reformer translated into English after 400 years

A far green country: Does Limbo really exist?

Pope Francis sends families “heartfelt condolences” after London fire

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