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A Vatican watcher or Vatican-watcher (Vaticanista^[1] in Italian) is a journalist who reports news concerning the Vatican, the Pope, or the Holy See, or in some cases a blogger or other publisher of opinions on those topics.

List of Vatican watchers

John L. Allen, Jr., Crux Now^[2]
Robert Hutchinson, author of When in Rome: A Journal of Life in Vatican City
Sandro Magister, l'Espresso
Robert Moynihan, Inside the Vatican

See also

Vaticanologist

References

^ Elemedia S.p.A. - Area Internet. "Il Vaticano e i vaticanisti. Un giornalismo tutto speciale". repubblica.it (in Italian).
^ https://cruxnow.com/

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