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Time.com: Padre Pio, Pope Benedict: Soul Mates?

Not exactly. John Paul II may have been simpatico with the Capuchin miracle worker, but Benedict prefers his saints on the cerebral side

Time.com: Forgiving Rajiv Gandhi's Assassin

Viewpoint: In India, the daughter of a brutally slain politician meets with a woman imprisoned for her role in the killing. Why is there a need to forgive?

Behind the Scenes: Thrilling day covering the pope

Covering the White House is a thrill for a political junkie like me, but nothing prepared me for the euphoria of reporting on Pope Benedict XVI's Mass at Nationals Park for about 46,000 worshippers here on Thursday.

Time.com: The Heartthrob from the Vatican

Pope Benedict XVI may not have the charisma of John Paul II but don't discount his staff -- especially Fr. Georg Gänswein, the gatekeeper-in-chief

Time.com: The Last Triumph of Fatima

The fast-tracking of the sainthood process for the nun who, as a child, encountered the Virgin Mary at Fatima reflects the importance of that apparition to Pope John Paul II

Time.com: Was John Paul II Euthanized?

A controversial article by a prominent Italian doctor asserts as much, eliciting a strenuous rebuttal from the Vatican, which opposes euthanasia

The passion of the pope

(Time.com) -- It was not a laid-back Turkish holiday. The citizens of the proud, predominantly Muslim nation had no love of Popes. To the East, the Iranian government was galvanizing anti-Western feeling.

Auschwitz on pope's Polish visit

Pope Benedict XVI has begun a bittersweet trip to Poland, where he will pay homage to the late Pope John Paul II, and his beloved predecessor's homeland.

A peek through the Vatican curtains

"At Christmas time, at night, when he couldn't walk anymore, we'd bring him to the window to peek at the square below. To see the Nativity scene, and the crowds, without being seen himself."

A pope's last request: 'Read me the Bible'

While tens of thousands crowded St. Peter's Square for the ailing Pope John Paul II this time last year, those closest to the pope gathered around his bedside, bidding farewell to their mentor and leader of the church. They all say he was conscious to the end, and that among his last requests was, "Read me the Bible."

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