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Pope urged to speak out on kidnap
ROME - The brother of a Vatican schoolgirl who vanished 30 years ago praised Pope Benedict for the courage of his resignation and urged him to use the last days of his papacy to speak out about the
Theologian in Residence
ROME-- After his abdication as Supreme Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church Cardinal Ratzinger will continue to be what he has always been, Theologian in Residence.
Hungarian Erdo tipped as "goulash pope"
VATICAN CITY – Hungarian Cardinal Péter Erdő is an "attractive possibility" to become a "goulash pope" in a conclave that doesn't seem to have a front runner, top Vatican watcher John Allen says.
The pope out back and the conclave
Non habemus Papam
WHITE SMOKE FROM SISTINE CHAPEL
A postcard from London
Books: Did the Inquisition herald 1984?
France to monitor organisations for religious “excesses”
Capeman II: Papal statue not improved
Pope: “It is beautiful to be old!”
Second prison sentence in Vatileaks case
Consistory consolidates German grip on papal household
Pope removes “Sisters' friend” from Curia
VATICAN CITY – Evidently bowing to conservative bishops' pressure, Pope Benedict XVI transferred Archbishop Joe Tobin from Rome to head the archdiocese of Indianapolis.
“Year of faith” should be “year of dialogue”, say Catholic Reform networks
“The Church exists to evangelise,” says Pope
VATICAN CITY-- Pope Benedict XVI emphasised the importance of evangelism, speaking at mass held this morning in the Vatican, on the second day of the Synod of Bishops.
Butler's trial highlights Vatican intrigue
Opus Dei "influence" at FAO "excessive"
ROME - FAO head Jose da Silva Graziano wants increased support against hunger from the Pope but some observers claim influence of controversial Opus Dei at the UN agency already is excessive.
FAO leader traces Calabrian origins
ROME -- FAO protocol chief Paola Dini has become a key figure in the agency's magic circle, accompanying Director General José Graziano da Silva to Calabria for his honourary citizenship recently,
Two indicted for stealing papal documents
VATICAN CITY —A judge has indicted two Vatican employees in a move that the Pope hopes will quash the Vatileaks scandal and negative publicity from the publication of sensitive papal documents.
Vatican "heads will roll," sources say
ROME-The Vatican probe of the theft by the Pope’s butler of confidential papal documents ends this week, judicial sources say.
Syrian political opposition calls on United Nations
Holy See names U.S. journalist
Insider View: Why Believe?
A work by philosopher John Cottingham on sale in bookshops near the Vatican is titled “Why Believe?” For many Catholics the scandals emanating down the road make it that much more difficult.



























