Pope Paul VI

...reaffirms that the Pope recognises Dr Williams as a bishop. The archbishop was wearing a ring given to Archbishop Ramsay by Pope Paul VI in 1966, in recognition of the late archbishop's ministry. Dr Williams is understood to have been...

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...the new music the Devil's work." A small collection of modern art was first put on view in the Vatican as long ago as 1932. But it was Pope Paul VI who decided in the 1960s to extend the Vatican's huge collection of antique art to include...

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...his first talks with the pope on the new policy. AP Photo Pope Benedict XVI walks past Vatican Swiss guards as he arrives in the Paul VI hall for an audience granted to Roman Pontifical Universities' students, at the Vatican, Thursday,...

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...kids on UN rights anniversary Pope Benedict XVI acknowledges faithful as he arrives for his weekly general audience in the Pope Paul VI hall at the Vatican, Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009. More News Pope Benedict XVI called Wednesday for...

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When the Pope went on holiday, Cibin went too, running up mountains with an energy unmatched by those half his age. He accompanied Paul VI on nine pastoral trips abroad and John Paul II on 104. He was also with Benedict XVI when he visited...

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...the Reformation. Blessed Britons The Forty Martyrs of England and Wales are a group of Christians canonised in 1970 by Pope Paul VI to represent the Catholics martyred in England and Wales between 1535 and 1679. They include Edmund...

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...from the downpour as he hailed Paul VI's achievements as a reforming pope. Advertisement In 1977, a year before Pope Paul VI died, he elevated German prelate Joseph Ratzinger, then 50 -- relatively young to become a "prince of the...

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