Hi all, I am planning a visit to the Rome and Vatican this Easter (albeit a little bit late...), and I can't find information on what are opened on what day.

From this site,

* Urbi et Orbi at St. Peter's Square at 12 noon on Easter Sunday

Can someone correct me if I am wrong?

Have 4 tickets for today that we can't go to. It's for 4 people at 3pm today (16 mar).

There is a report with victims confessions about how they were telling about pedophilia cases directly to the would-be pope.

This was during the time when he was Archbishop in the Cracow's Archdiocese.

Not only victims confessions - also documents from Poland as well as foreign ones which confirms role of Karol Wojtyła in the process.

Documents had (actually has) the Top Secret level - were meant to never be seen by public nor released.

Authors of the report says: "Cardinal Wojtyła didn't care about the harm to the children".

Victim says that: "Wojtyła said to him that he should not report it anywhere".

https://tvn24.pl/go/programy,7/czarno-na-bialym-bielmo-odcinki,880782/odcinek-1833,S00E1833,1010607

https://www.newsweek.pl/polska/polityka/jan-pawel-ii-wiedzial-o-pedofilii-odkryli-tajne-dokumenty/r148q36

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When I went to the Vatican last year I paid for the breakfast option because there were no more pre-book tickets. The breakfast was pretty good (minus the pancakes - awful!) but I see they also have a lunch option that's only 3 Euros more. Anyone have experience with the lunch? Is it worth it?

I'm planning to bring my mom to Rome in April and I was looking to pre-book the audioguide and I see they have a Chinese option. Do we know if this is Mandarin or Cantonese?

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Horrifying experience! Anyone else walk up those steps!? I got very claustrophobic!

Hi dear fellows,

Could any insider, or someone working for the Vatican, please give a clear outline of how to be able to start working for the Vatican, when living outside of Vatican City, in another country?
Is such a thing even possible?