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Tags: POPES -- Elections; CATHOLIC Church; CHRISTIAN sects; CARDINALS; RELIGIONS; CHRISTIANITY; JOHN Paul II, Pope, 1920-2005
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- Under consideration: Profiles of papal candidates. Allen Jr., John L. // National Catholic Reporter;4/15/2005, Vol. 41 Issue 24, p18
Presents the profiles of the cardinals who are likely to become the next pope after Pope John Paul II. Ennio Antonelli; Francis Arinze; Jorge Mario Bergoglio; Dario Castrillon Hoyos; Godfried Danneels; Julius Darmaatmadja; Ivan Dias; Claudio Hummes; Lubomyr Husar; Walter Kasper; Nicolas de Jesus...
- Hiring the most important CEO on Earth, the new pope. Roberts, Tim // Indianapolis Business Journal;4/18/2005, Vol. 26 Issue 6, p46
Focuses on the election of new pope for the Catholic church. Role of pope in the Roman Catholic church; Influence of the late Pope John Paul II to the Catholic church; Responsibility of cardinals in electing the new pope.
- Goodbye, John Paul II! Tatum, Wilbert A. // New York Amsterdam News;4/7/2005, Vol. 96 Issue 15, p12
The article presents information on the role played by Pope John Paul II during his lifetime in the development of church. The Catholic Church has changed over these last 26 years since John Paul II was elected Pope. Pope John Paul's footprints will be all over these new decisions, for 114 of...
- Pope John Paul II. Allen Jr., John L. // National Catholic Reporter;4/15/2005, Vol. 41 Issue 24, p3
Discusses the legacy of Pope John Paul II. World more united because of his life and legacy; Church more divided; John Paul among the key forces in the collapse of European communism through his moral leadership and social idea of Solidarity; Constant travels in which he carried a media...
- Polls highlight contradictions. Feuerherd, Joe // National Catholic Reporter;4/15/2005, Vol. 41 Issue 24, p20
Discusses the contradictions regarding the opinions of Americans on Pope John Paul II. Observation that most Americans agree that Pope John Paul II was an effective leader on economic justice, on war and peace issues, and in opposing abortion and capital punishment; Lack of consensus in...
- At the edges of the crowd. // National Catholic Reporter;4/15/2005, Vol. 41 Issue 24, special section p2a
Presents the impressions of a journalist who has covered the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania segment of the first visit of Pope John Paul II to the United States. Observations about the various reactions of the crowd; Long-lens view of the pope's big stage; Comparison with the pope's last enormous...
- The river of mourners. // National Catholic Reporter;4/15/2005, Vol. 41 Issue 24, special section p3a
Presents a photograph of the river-like flow of pilgrims waiting outside Saint Peter's Basilica to view the body of Pope John Paul II. Statement of Severino Santorelli, a part-time theology student who filed past the pope's body sometime after midnight of April 5, 2005; Comment on the river of...
- Another side of John Paul II. Jones, Arthur // National Catholic Reporter;4/15/2005, Vol. 41 Issue 24, p21
Discusses the negative side of Pope John Paul II, according to a half-dozen American scholars. Pontificate's suppression of theological discussion; Muting of academic freedom; Muzzling of liberation theology through his episcopal appointments; "From the top down" Christology; Use of Vatican II...
- Taking stock of the church's challenges. Allen Jr., John L. // National Catholic Reporter;4/15/2005, Vol. 41 Issue 24, p2
Examines the challenges faced by the Catholic Church after the death of Pope John Paul II. Need for the next pope to focus a bit on internal business because Pope John Paul II neglected matters of governance in view of his focus on evangelization; Concerns regarding a runaway form of secularity...
