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Time.com: Is Liberal Catholicism Dead?

Pope Benedict's visit may have pulled the plug on a movement that helped define the faith here for almost a half-century

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

Pope departs U.S. with a call for peace

Pope Benedict XVI concluded his six-day visit to the United States with a final address Sunday, thanking Americans for their hospitality and calling on people worldwide to pursue "justice and peaceful coexistence."

Pope recalls 'monster' Nazi regime

Pope Benedict XVI on Saturday recalled growing up during the Nazi era in his native Germany and stressed the "fundamental importance of freedom" as he addressed a rally of young people in New York.

Time.com: A Catholic's Take on the Pope's Trip

Viewpoint: No, we are not the Da Vinci Code heretics the Vatican might suspect. We look instead to the Boccaccio Code

At synagogue, pope seeks 'bridges of friendship'

The sight was jarring Friday: Pope Benedict XVI at the Park East Synagogue just before the start of the Jewish Sabbath.

Time.com: The Pope's Quiet Case for the UN

Benedict opted for a low-key lecture in his speech before the world body, stressing the religious foundation of its goals

Pope arrives in New York for United Nations speech

After a dramatic three days in which he put America's clergy sexual abuse scandal front and center, Pope Benedict XVI turned his attention Friday to the original purpose of his first U.S. visit as leader of the Roman Catholic Church -- a speech at the United Nations.

Sexual abuse victims describe frank meeting with pope

Three victims of the sexual abuse scandal that rocked the Roman Catholic Church described an emotional, frank and ultimately hope-filled meeting with Pope Benedict XVI on Thursday.

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.

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