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Pope Benedict visits Italian roots of Paul VI, pontiff who made him cardinal in 1977
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BRESCIA, Italy (AP) — Pope Benedict XVI made a one-day pilgrimage Sunday to northern Italy to pay tribute to Paul VI, his predecessor who made him a cardinal. Full Article at The Morning Call
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Pope Benedict honors Paul VI in Italian birthplace The Associated Press Alessandra Tarantino Pope Benedict XVI crosses a child during a mass for cardinals and bishops who died in the last year, in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican Thursday, Nov. 5, 200... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Pope Benedict XVI (R) poses with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during a meeting at the Vatican October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Iran is a great nation that has eminent spiritual traditions and its people have a profound religious sensibility
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BRESCIA, Italy—Pope Benedict XVI made a one-day pilgrimage Sunday to northern Italy to pay tribute to Paul VI, his predecessor who made him a cardinal. Full Article at Boston Globe
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AFP - Pope Benedict XVI spoke out against drug-taking in sport on Saturday. The pope said the Catholic Church believed sport could be a force for good, particularly among young people, but warned against harmful aspects such as doping. Full Article at France 24
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(7 Nov 09 - RV) Pope Benedict XVI today encouraged the work of Catholic sport associations in a message to the Pontifical Council for the Laity, at the end of a seminar here in Rome on the theme "Sport, education and faith". Full Article at Vatican Radio
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Pope Benedict XVI (R) speaks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during a meeting at the Vatican October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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a response by Pope Benedict XVI to a number of requests over the past few years to the Holy See from groups of Anglicans who wish to enter into full visible communion with the Roman Catholic Church
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(7 Nov 09 - RV) Pope Benedict XVI’s 17th pastoral journey in Italy takes him Sunday November 8th to the Northern Italian city of Brescia. Full Article at Vatican Radio
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THIS is a cautionary tale. It is what happens when the Anglican Church gets in a huff over liturgy and biblical interpretation. A month ago, my family left our local Anglo-Catholic parish. We had worshipped there for a decade. Full Article at The Age
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VATICAN CITY, VATICAN - OCTOBER 8: Pope Benedict XVI meets Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, also known as Abu Mazen, at his library on October 8, 2009 in Vatican City, Vatican. The pair discussed the Middle East peace process.
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Iran is a great nation that has eminent spiritual traditions and its people have a profound religious sensibility
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a response by Pope Benedict XVI to a number of requests over the past few years to the Holy See from groups of Anglicans who wish to enter into full visible communion with the Roman Catholic Church
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If the collapse of the Berlin Wall marked a watershed in world history, it did all the more so for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, enabling them to take their rightful place as sovereign actors in the concert of nations
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Pope Benedict XVI is saying a larger group of Anglican priests worldwide with their congregations or on their own are being welcomed to the Catholic community. There might be hundreds of Catholic priests each year who join the Anglican church -- or vice versa
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After going through the dramas of the past century, (the Czech Republic) needs, like the rest of the continent, to rediscover the reasons for faith and for hope
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has called Pope Benedict XVI and Catholic bishops 'discredited leaders' and has attacked the Knights of Columbus as an 'army of oppression' for their work to preserve the definition of marriage as a union between a man and woman.
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Of course Pope Benedict XVI could not 'sell' any of the treasures of the Vatican, the same way that your local archbishop couldn't sell off the cathedral at a whim; they are not his, they are the church's ... And the church is not simply the hierarchy but the entire people of God.
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I wish to express my deep admiration for the life of Blessed Damien de Veuster, who will be canonized on Sunday by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI ... I also want to convey my best wishes to the Kingdom of Belgium and its people, who are proud to count Fr. Damien among their great citizens.
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The Prime Minister is obviously delighted at the prospect of a visit from Pope Benedict XVI to Britain ... It would be a moving and momentous occasion for the whole country and he would undoubtedly receive the warmest of welcomes.
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Notwithstanding Pope Benedict XVI's personal endorsement of Eucharistic adoration and the sporadic restoration of the practice … it is difficult to speak favorably about the devotion today.
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Pope Benedict XVI has studied Cardinal Newman and could wish to visit somewhere connected with the cardinal’s life, be that London, Oxford or Birmingham.
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The PM is obviously delighted at the prospect of a visit from Pope Benedict XVI to Britain. It would be a moving and momentous occasion for the whole country and he would undoubtedly receive the warmest of welcomes.
SOURCE: Wales Online
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