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ID:
147783
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THE BOOK UNDER REVIEW has been extensively used or served as a framework for any relevant research devoted to Pope Francis or the present-day Vatican. We have arrived at this conclusion following our recent research at the library of the United Nations Office at Geneva concerning latest works of leading religious scholars and Vaticanists. We would like to express our sincere gratitude at this point to the library's leading expert, head of the research assistance sector, I.A. Gerasimova for her most efficient help.
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ID:
137304
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A YEAR AGO, on March 13, 2013, Archbishop of Buenos Aires Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected head of the Roman Catholic Church (RCC) and, therefore, head of the Vatican city-state (officially the Holy See) as Pope Francis. These twelve months were brimming with comments on what had been done and what was expected from the new Pope. The wide range of views and opinions coming from Russia, the U.S., Western Europe, and Latin America stretch from pragmatic and realistic to extremist and radical.
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ID:
158175
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IN TODAY'S COMPLICATED and unstable international situation, a special role belongs to influential forces that cooperate with our country in trying to stop humankind from sliding toward a catastrophe.
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ID:
131862
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2014.
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ON MARCH 13, 2013, the conclave of the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church surprised the world by electing Archbishop of Buenos Aires Jorge Mario Bergoglio as a new Pope. What looked as unexpected and unpredictable is emerging as a deliberate and calculated choice. The cardinals intended to renew and rejuvenate Catholicism, to make it more dynamic and more flexible and, in general, better suited to the globalized world brimming with threats and challenges. The task of this scope and this importance was entrusted to a hierarch who is not young or even middle-aged - he is 76.
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