Poor Pope Benedict. Maybe he'll watch the movie, rather than talk to the reporters, on the way home. Cathleen Kaveny is the Darald and Juliet Libby Professor in the Theology Department and Law School at Boston College. Also by this author David Gibson on the Condomonium in the New York Times Please email comments to [email protected] and join the conversation on our Facebook page. ShareShare Twitter Print Previous StoryGod, Taylor and Templeton Next StoryTrautman on the new Mass translations.
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