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Tag Archives: Benedict XVI’s resignation
POLL: What name will (not should) the next Pope choose?
One of the more entertaining aspects of a papal election is speculation not only about whom the Cardinal Electors will choose, but what the new Pope’s name will be.
Entertaining, yes, but there is a serious side to it. John Paul … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, Lighter fare, POLLS
Tagged Benedict XVI's resignation, conclave, poll, pope
186 Comments
Pres. Obama to Pope Benedict: “I… I… I… I…”
When Pope Benedict announced his impending departure into the sunset, the first thing that stood out in Obama’s statement was that he made the situation about himself. Someone else had the same reaction
I picked this up from The Right’s … Continue reading
Solidarity with an initiative in Rome of support for Benedict XVI on 27 Feb
My friend the great Roman Fabrizio sent me an article about an initiative of support in Rome for Pope Benedict in his last days as Bishop of Rome.
At CulturaCattolica.it we read:
On 27 February, His Holiness Benedict XVI’s last evening in … Continue reading
A saint on the wretched condition of the Church while waiting for a new Pope to be elected.
I have not written much about whom I believe the new Pope ought to be, nor about whom I think the next Pope will be. Yes, I have thought through both. I am prepared to talk about them both in … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
Tagged Benedict XVI's resignation, Clement XIV, papal election, Pius VI, Redemptorists, St. Alphonsus Liguori
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Another way to destroy the Church where you are.
Hell’s Bible has a piece about one way some people are trying to “revitalize” the Catholic Church in Brazil. Rather, this is how Hell’s Bible and those who work for the enemy against the Church want the Church to try … Continue reading
Posted in Liberals, New Evangelization
Tagged Benedict XVI's resignation, Brazil, Hell's Bible, papacy, S. America
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Tu es Petrus
At the end of the Holy Father’s last public Mass as Bishop of Rome.
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Rutler on the Pope’s abdication
Someone forwarded what Fr. George Rutler contributed to Crisis about the Pope’s abdication. Let’s have a look with my emphases and comments.
Benedict’s Decision in the Light of Eternity
What God knows is not necessarily what God wills. Each pope is guaranteed the protection … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, Mail from priests
Tagged abdication, Benedict XVI, Benedict XVI's resignation, Fr. Rutler
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QUAERITUR: Why can a Pope resign? Why isn’t being Pope “for life”?
I have received a lot of emotional email in the last couple days. I am a bit emotional myself.
Many questions have been raised by the Holy Father’s impending abdication.
This is from a reader:
Can you please shed light on the question … Continue reading
The Holy Father’s comments before his final general audience
The Holy Father’s comments before his general audience today:
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
As you know, I have decided [huge applause] – thank you for your kindness – to renounce the ministry which the Lord entrusted to me on 19 April 2005. … Continue reading


























