Posts Tagged ‘Pope Benedict’

Pope is attacked by woman

Friday, December 25, 2009 12:17 By NARUTO

An unidentified woman ripping off the security fence in the basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican on Thursday, when Pope Benedict came in 16th place, knocking him to the ground when he was preparing to start the Christmas Eve Mass.
According to Ciro Benedettini, a spokesman for the Vatican, the Pope stood up quickly, without [...]

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Pope Benedict Warns of “Toxic Spiritual Rubbish” in Africa

Sunday, October 4, 2009 21:23 By MB

Pope Benedict is of the opinion that political colonialism was long over in Africa. The new form of colonialism is that of material exports to the continent by the developed world. Calling it a “toxic spiritual rubbish”, the Pope fears of materialism colonialism. In this context at least, the political colonialism isn’t over yet.
A synod [...]

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Pope Benedict calls for the end of violence in Africa

Monday, March 23, 2009 18:52 By GSerrano

On the Pope’s visit to Angola, he called for an end to wars, tribalism, corruption, and the eradication of greed. Those words describe the decades-long strife and misery in the continent. He also paid tribute to women and cultural values, aspects of the continent’s strength. In a statement over Vatican Radio, Benedict said that war [...]

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Holocaust denier wants to review evidence before recanting

Sunday, February 8, 2009 20:35 By GSerrano

In his first statement since the controversy arose from his Holocaust negation, Williamson said he will focus on evidence of the historical existence of gas chambers before considering a correction. “There should be historical evidence, not emotions. And if I find the evidence, then I stand corrected. But it will take time,” he said in [...]

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