VATICAN CITY â€" As the sun set on Rome and on his turbulent eight-year papacy, Pope Benedict XVI, a shy theologian who never seemed entirely at home in the limelight, was whisked by helicopter into retirement on Thursday.
Benedict XVI has became the first pope in 600 years to resign, ending an eight-year pontificate after flying from the Vatican to the pontiff's traditional Summer residence of Castel Gandolfo. • In his final public address as pope, he pledged to
CNN will be dedicating nearly all of its dayside programming to coverage of Pope Benedict XVI's resignation tomorrow. Coverage will begin at 4 AM, with “Early Start.†John Berman and Zoraida Sambolin will anchor until 7 AM
Now that the Church is in the rare position of “sede vacante†as we await the election of a new Pope, is good to ponder the final speeches of His Holiness, Pope Benedict. As his last public legacy they contain a great deal to
Will Pope Benedict XVI's successor forget the mutually enriching relationship of Jews and Christians? The future of Jewish-Catholic relations is at a crossroads; its future rests upon the new pope. By Rabbi Dan Dorsch / Jewish World blogger | Mar.03
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