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He works through human "structures" and the "offices" put in action by Jesus, above all the apostolic and petrine office.
Archive 2008-03-16 papabear 2008
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He is a profound thinker who brings great gifts to the petrine ministry.
Archive 2005-04-01 Fr Timothy Matkin 2005
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He is a profound thinker who brings great gifts to the petrine ministry.
We have a pope! Fr Timothy Matkin 2005
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In 1994, he wrote what appeared to be a speech to be delivered to cardinals in which said he intended to resign "in the case of an illness determined to be incurable and which impedes the (sufficient) exercise of the function of the petrine ministry."
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In 1994, he wrote what appeared to be a speech to be delivered to cardinals in which he said he intended to resign "in the case of an illness determined to be incurable and which impedes the (sufficient) exercise of the function of the petrine ministry."
News24 Top Stories 2010
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Why is the petrine privilege limited to sacramental marriages "ratum sed non consummatum"?
Mary Victrix frangelo 2010
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In 1994, he wrote what appeared to be a speech to be delivered to cardinals in which said he intended to resign "in the case of an illness determined to be incurable and which impedes the (sufficient) exercise of the function of the petrine ministry."
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In 1994, he wrote what appeared to be a speech to be delivered to cardinals in which said he intended to resign "in the case of an illness determined to be incurable and which impedes the (sufficient) exercise of the function of the petrine ministry."
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In 1994, he wrote what appeared to be a speech to be delivered to cardinals in which said he intended to resign "in the case of an illness determined to be incurable and which impedes the (sufficient) exercise of the function of the petrine ministry."
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In 1994, he wrote what appeared to be a speech to be delivered to cardinals in which said he intended to resign "in the case of an illness determined to be incurable and which impedes the (sufficient) exercise of the function of the petrine ministry."
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