VATICAN CITY, April 19 - Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of Germany was elected pope today, taking the name Benedict XVI, then telling a wildly cheering crowd from a balcony on St. Peter's Basilica, "I entrust myself to your prayers."
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- posted on 04/20/2005
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һֱȥ̡ôϾڵͦģҪĸһǰdzô˲šȥϸ̻ʵĴǣڽͦġ - Re: 新教皇和上帝posted on 04/20/2005
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In the Vatican, he has been the driving force behind crackdowns on liberation theology, religious pluralism, and challenges to traditional teachings on issues such as homosexuality, and dissent on other issues like the ordination of women.
In a homily delivered at a Mass before the cardinals began the conclave Monday, he warned against "a dictatorship of relativism, which does not recognize anything as for certain and which has as its highest goal one's own ego and one's own desires."
- posted on 04/22/2005
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Andre Frossard, in his book, Portrait of John Paul II, (Ignatius 1990), remembers this exchange from his many conversations with the pope:
"After lunch, we were walking around in the hall, and the Pope, who was in a jovial mood, told me a funny story, called in Italian a barzelletta:
The Pope was praying, and he asked God: "Lord, will Poland regain her freedom and independence some day?"
"Yes, " said God, "but not in your lifetime."
And then the Pope asked: "Lord, after I'm gone, will there be another Polish pope?" "Not in my lifetime", said God. - Re: 新教皇和上帝posted on 04/22/2005
ha ha ha ...
barzelletta, joke. so I learned an Italian word today
- Re: 新教皇和上帝posted on 04/27/2005
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