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Those who know the current Pope and have worked with the former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger cannot recall in his extensive writings anything specific about Padre Pio. The only apparent reference to the miracle worker in the three-year papacy of Benedict XVI is a rather straightforward 2006 discourse Benedict gave in Rome to mark the 50th anniversary of a hospital founded by the monk. "Emulate him," the Pope told worshipers in St. Peter's Square, "in order to help all to live a profound spiritual experience, centered on contemplation of the Crucified Christ...
...taking everything away from Italian,” DiFabio said. Topiel said that the low levels of participation from students and teachers made it unfeasible to continue to sustain the exam, which is in only its third year. But if an external source of funding can be found within the next year, the exam will be continued for another three-year period, she added. Classics Department Chair John M. Duffy said he did not think the cancellation of the AP Latin Literature exam would have much of an effect on students choosing to concentrate in the Classics at Harvard...
...arrives for his first papal visit to the world's lone superpower, geopolitics remains the great open question in Benedict's three-year reign. The six-day visit to the United States - which includes a White House visit, an address at the United Nations and a prayer at Ground Zero - may be the best opportunity for the theologian pontiff to define his leadership in international relations. "The Pope per se is simply the custodian of the Catholic tradition," says a senior Vatican official. "He can become a global leader if he manages to embody a battle of ideals that...
OCTOBER 2007 A separate inquest begins in London, following a three-year postponement, to further investigate the case...
...player...she’s a very technical and very tactical player, and she understands the game at a very high level.”Approaching the halfway point of her college career, the future for Lizzy Nichols appears rosy. But would her present remain Crimson, if offered a three-year contract by a professional club?Nichols remained coy over her prospects of playing the game as a full-time job.“It would depend on how I’m feeling in terms of my body at that moment,” she says...