Pope Francis decided to open for the first time in history a Holy Door in the Italian prison of Rebibbia during the Jubilee of Hope, a gesture that the prisoners welcomed as a sign of mercy ...

Francis visited Rebibbia prison outside Rome, where he opened what the church calls a "holy door." During the year, Francis will open five such doors—they are typically sealed shut the rest of ...

Marking the event, the pope opened the second Holy Door at the Rebibbia Prison Complex in Rome, the largest penitentiary in Italy and capable of housing over 2,000 inmates. Already breathing ...

The Holy Door, which is usually bricked up ... On December 26, Pope Francis will open the symbolic door in Rome’s Rebibbia New Complex Prison. The Roman Catholic Church celebrates the Year ...

On Thursday, Pope Francis will open a Holy Door at Rebibbia prison in Rome and preside over a mass in a show of support for the inmates. 'Profiteering, unfair debts' Organised by the Church every ...

Giuseppe Fanara, 60, who is serving a life sentence at Rome's Rebibbia prison, attacked seven guards in June when they came to inspect his cell, the daily Il Messagero reported. Fanara ...

Schettino surrendered to the Rebibbia prison and has since not released any news, statements, or information. During his imprisonment, he maintained conduct that allowed him to benefit from reward ...