The Spiritual Meaning Behind the Roman Aqueducts & Fountains | EWTN News Nightly

Water and fountains have always been important symbols for Rome. Many of the water points are among the city's most well-known architectural works, perhaps not as well known, is they also hold a deep spiritual meaning. Over the course of 500 years, 11 aqueducts were constructed to supply ancient Rome with fresh water from outside sources. But once the empire fell, the aqueducts were largely neglected. That changed in the 15th century when Pope Nicholas V initiated the restoration of the only functioning aqueduct - the Aqua Virgo. EWTN Vatican Journalist Magdalena Wolinska-Riedi has more.
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