Vatican puts webcam at tomb of St Peter to launch holy year
The Guardian|December 03, 2024
St Peter's tomb will be livestreamed as the Vatican embraces technology to connect with Catholics in far-flung places during holy year, an event expected to bring as many as 33 million pilgrims to Rome.
Angela Giuffrida
Vatican puts webcam at tomb of St Peter to launch holy year

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