"Benedict XVI. The First Pope Emeritus of History" was presented in the Italian Parliament.
Benedict XVI visited Paris in September 2008.
Five years after his resignation, “Benedict XVI, in honor of the truth,” a documentary by Rome Reports and TV 2000, presents the key reasons for his decision
Benedict's resignation, which then seemed like an impossible act, is now viewed five years later as the wisest one. It was another lesso...
He will celebrate his birthday in private, after Pope Francis visited him on the eve of his birthday.
“Ultimately, the reason is the absence of God. We Christians and priests also prefer not to talk about God, because this speech does not seem to be practical,” he said.
On Monday, it will be six years since Benedict XVI resigned.
The book is titled “From the Depths of Our Hearts,” and is to be published with Cardinal Robert Sarah.
Cardinal Sarah assures the contents inside the book will not be modified despite outward change.
He will celebrate the two occasions in private at his residence, the Mater Ecclesiae Monastery, inside the Vatican.
Peter Seewald today publishes a biography of Benedict XVI that includes an interview conducted in 2018.
The pope's brother is under care in his own Regensburg home.
The two were always very close, even when Joseph was elected pope.
German press reports that he prefers to keep Georg Ratzinger's memories "in his heart."
“Some friends of mine, somewhat fanatical, are still angry about my resignation,” he says in an interview with Italian news outlet “Corriere della Sera.”
Georg Gänswein asegura que el Papa emérito jamás pensó que llegaría a la edad que tiene.
Archbishop Georg Gänswein says the Pope emeritus never imagined he would reach the age he is.
Lo celebra en la intimidad en el monasterio en los jardines vaticanos.
The Pope emeritus will celebrate his birthday in the monastery in the Vatican gardens.
. It was the second fastest conclave in modern times.
A new biography on Joseph Ratzinger focuses on how he overcame the many challenges of the 1900s and the early 2000s.
The Pope emeritus does not analyze same-sex marriage from a moral perspective, but reflects on its consequences.
