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The Vatican 'Takes' to Japan and Ionica, Two Sevillana Mares, for the Pope's Summer Seat
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Two sevillana mares will live from now on in the Pope’s summer residence in Castel Gandolfo to be part of the ecological project ‘Laudato Si’. It is a 55-hectare space that the Vatican has dedicated to sustainability initiatives and that has been promoted under the principles set out in the encyclical of the same name. The idea was conceived during the pontificate of Francis, with the aim of combining formation, social inclusion and environmenta…
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