Por: Los Angeles Times World January 01, 2023
Mourners lined up quietly in the gold-adorned Collegiate Church of Altoetting in Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s Bavarian homeland to pay condolences to one of this German region's most famous sons, who died Saturday. Parents held their children's hands tightly, older couples and nuns looked on in sorrow as they waited for their turn to write down their thoughts in a book of condolences, which was laid out next to a black-framed picture... + full article
CNBC USA Life December 31, 2022
Pope Benedict XVI pictured on February 28, 2013 in Rome, Italy.Franco Origlia Getty Images News Getty Images, the Bavarian-born theologian whose conservative Roman Catholicism earned him the nickname God's Rottweiler and who shocked his flock by after just eight years,... + más
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ABC News USA World December 29, 2022
MARKTL AM INN, Germany -- People in Pope Benedict XVI’s Bavarian homeland prayed Thursday for the retired pontiff, a favorite son of the region even 40 years after he left Germany for the Vatican and nearly a decade after his resignation stunned the world.At the St. Oswald... + más
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CBS News USA World December 29, 2022
Vatican City — Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI is lucid, conscious and stable but his condition remains serious, the Vatican said Thursday, a day after it recently. A statement from Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said Pope Francis asked for continued prayers to accompany him in... + más
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ABC News USA World December 13, 2022
MEXICO CITY -- Mexico’s largest religious pilgrimage for its Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe returned Monday without restrictions for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. For two years, the multi-day pilgrimage had been cancelled or curtailed because the massive numbers... + más
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Newsweek USA World November 29, 2022
If he could go back in time, Pope Francis would do things differently.Pope Francis sat down last week for an all-encompassing interview with the Catholic magazine America that touched on everything from the war in Ukraine, abortion, sexual abuse within the church—and his... + más
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CNN USA Sports November 24, 2022
CNN — The head doctor at Spanish club Atlético Madrid has been called upon by the Vatican to treat Pope Francis’ knee injury. José María Villalón, a specialist in orthopedic surgery and traumatology, told Spanish radio station COPE that he was part of a group of... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Opinion October 15, 2022
Back in 1982, a jury in Fort Lauderdale convicted Thomas Pope of killing a 21-year-old Broward Community College student. Drugs and guns were rampant on the streets at the time. Pope, an unemployed 33-year-old mechanic from North Carolina, had already been sentenced to two life... + más
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