Belzebuth movie clip - Everyone Wants Something

Belzebuth movie clip - Everyone Wants Something - Plot synopsis: Belzebuth follows special agent Emanuel Ritter (Joaquin Cosio) as he leads a police investigation into a series of mysterious deaths involving young children at the border of Mexico and..

Belzebuth movie - Tobin Bell, Joaquín Cosio, Tate Ellington

Belzebuth movie trailer - Plot synopsis: Special Agent Emanuel Ritter leads a police investigation into a series of shocking deaths. But after a priest from the Vatican finds a link between the murders and an ancient demon, a descent into horror..

June 22nd: Some major events that happened on this day in history | Oneindia News

On this day in the year 1633, Pope forced galileo Galilei to take back his view to take back his view that sun is the centre of the universe and not earth. while on oct 31, 1992, vatican admits it was wrong. After Norwegian independence in 1905,..

Coronavirus: These countries are now Covid-free with zero Coronavirus cases left | Oneindia News

New Zealand has eliminated the disease after health officials said the last known infected person had recovered. Just over 1,500 people contracted the virus in New Zealand, including 22 who died. On March 5, the holy city reported its first..

Covid-free: 9 countries which stopped virus, from New Zealand to Montenegro

At least 9 nations so far have been able to stamp out the Sars-Cov-2 coronavirus, which causes the Covid-19 illness. These include New Zealand, Tanzania, Fiji, Montenegro, Vatican City, Seychelles, Saint Kitts & Nevis, Timor-Leste, and Papua New..

June 7th: Here is a look at some major events that took place on this day in history | Oneindia News

From Gandhi's first act of Civil Disobedience to the day Vatican City was recognised as a separate state, to Jawaharlal Nehru's famous visit to USSR and the birth of singer-songwriter Prince, we track some big events in history on this day. Watch the..

Romans Enjoy Vatican Museums without Tourists as it Reopens After Lockdown n

After three months of closures due to the coronavirus, the Vatican Museums welcomed back visitors on June 1. Due to restrictions, Romans got the chance to see them without hoards of tourists

WEB EXTRA: Vatican Museums Reopen

The Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums reopened on June 1 after being closed for three months because of the coronavirus pandemic. According to museum employees, about 1,600 people reserved tickets ahead of the opening. Visitors had their temperatures..

Vatican museums reopen with no crowds

The Vatican Museums reopened its majestic doors on June 1, ending a three-month closure. Joe Davies reports.

Pope To World Leaders: Help Needy Now, But Plan On Long-Term Change

Pope Francis presided at an outdoor prayer service in the Vatican on Saturday, with about 130 people in attendance. According to Reuters, it was the largest gathering there in nearly three months. Most wore masks except for when they led prayers at..

Vatican workers scrub-down St. Peter's Basilica

Vatican workers sanitized every inch of the interior of the stunning St. Peter's Basilica on Friday (May 15), as part of measures to contain the spread of coronavirus.

WEB EXTRA: St. Peter's Basilica Disinfected

Cleaners in protective gear worked to disinfect St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican Friday. The Vatican has not said when Pope Francis will deliver Mass publicly from inside St. Peter's. Public masses are set to resume in Italy Monday, as coronavirus..

Hallelujah! Belgian monks can sell their beer again

Belgian Trappist monks who brew one of the world's most coveted beers have reopened for business after a two-month break, though COVID-19 restrictions mean it's not exactly business as usual yet. Matthew Larotonda reports.

Vatican disinfects St Peter's Basilica ahead of resumption of worship

The Vatican has started to disinfect St Peter's Basilica as it prepares to welcome worshippers back for masses from May 18. It is not yet known when Pope Francis will next preside over mass in person, although the pontiff has been live-streaming..

This Day in History: Pope John Paul II Is Shot

This Day in History: Pope John Paul II Is Shot May 13, 1981 Mehmet Ali Agca shot Pope John Paul several times in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City. Agca was a Turkish terrorist and fugitive wanted for the murder of a journalist. The Pontiff was..

Inquiry found Pell should have reported abuse

An Australian inquiry into child sex abuse in the Catholic Church and other institutions found former Vatican treasurer Cardinal George Pell was aware of child sex abuse and failed to take steps to get the priests removed. Emer McCarthy reports.