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When snow miraculously fell in August in Rome, a church was built to commemorate the event.
For centuries, the ancient Roman world went wild for rancid fish sauce.
This exhibition has been staged in Rome for 44 years.
Hint: It is NOT St. Peter's Basilica.
We've talked of the beauty of Rome's numerous churches, but why do they need so many?
Visiting this important early Christian site is like taking a step backward through time.
The Eternal city has more than 2,000 fountains, many of them still in use.
Thousands of years of history lie beneath Rome's buildings, and the churches are no different.
After the Reformation, Christ incarnate was to be proclaimed as boldly as possible.
Aleteia has exclusive photos of the bare marble, exposed for the first time in nearly 300 years.
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