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	Pope Benedict XIV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Benedict XIV, born Prospero Lorenzo Lambertini (Bologna, March 31, 1675 – May 3, 1758 in Rome), was Pope from 17 August 1740 to 3 May 1758.
		Benedict XIV was also responsible, along with Cardinal Passionei, for beginning the catalogue of the Vatican Library and in 1757, he entrusted the relics of St.
		Pope Benedict XIV Portrait at the Vatican Museum.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pope_Benedict_XIV (357 words)

	Antipope Benedict XIV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Benedict XIV was the name used by two closely related minor antipopes of the 15th century.
		Garnier conducted his office secretly and was known as the "hidden pope": a letter from the Count of Armagnac to Joan of Arc indicates that only Carrier knew Benedict XIV's location.
		Garnier's reign as Benedict XIV ended at his death in 1429 or 1430, although he named four of his own cardinals, one of whom was named Jean Farald.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bernard_Garnier (374 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV
		Benedict decided that the rights of the patriarchate should be divided between the Archbishopric of Görz, in Austria, and that of Udine in the Venetian States.
		Benedict abandoned none of the claims of his predecessors, but the liberal use of his powers had no other aim than the promotion of the arts of peace and industry.
		Benedict XIV sought recreation in the society of learned men and artists, among whom he shone as a wit and a scholar.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/benedict_xiv,pope.html (3020 words)

	Biography – Pope Benedict XIV – The Papal Library
		Benedict XIV was born at Bologna on the 31st of March, 1675, and was the son of Marcellos Lambertini, senator, of illustrious family, and of Lucrezia Bulgarini.
		The pope considered that a Corsican guard might be reestablished to suppress smuggling; and he took precautions against any abuse ensuing from the return of that force, who usually did their duty with a zeal and courage the pope loved often to reward.
		Benedict appointed some Benedictines as bishops, and concord was insensibly established by the profound sagacity with which Benedict perceived the evil and applied to it the practical and possible remedy, which restored excited minds to obedience and true evangelical fraternity.
	www.saint-mike.org /library/papal_library/benedictxiv/biography.html (7600 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV
		Benedict XIV, given name Prospero Lorenzo Lambertini, Roman Catholic Pope from 1740 to 1758, was born at Bologna on the 31st of March 1675.
		In 1731 Pope Clement XII translated him to his native city of Bologna, where as archbishop he was both efficient and popular.
		Benedict XIV was not merely earnest and conscientious, but of incisive intellect, and unfailingly cheerful and witty.
	www.nndb.com /people/223/000094938 (294 words)

	Allatae Sunt – Pope Benedict XIV – The Papal Library
		Among the errors of the Armenians which Pope Benedict XII condemned, the fifty eighth was their declaration that the Eucharist as well as Confirmation must be given to children at baptism to ensure the validity of their baptism and their eternal salvation (Raynaldus, 1341, sect.
		Cardinal Kollonitz advised Pope Clement XI that allowing Latin missionaries in Hungary to celebrate in the Greek rite whenever this appeared necessary, while remaining at liberty to return to the Latin rite, would be beneficial to the Church.
		The Pope rejected the Cardinal's advice because he felt that each one should remain in his own rite in accordance with the provisions of the Canons and that a priest should not be permitted to change the rite in which he celebrated Mass.
	www.saint-mike.org /Library/Papal_Library/BenedictXIV/Encyclicals/Allatae_Sunt.html (13504 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV - Ex Quo - On the Euchologion - 1 March 1756
		Pope Innocent X attended this meeting on January 23, 1645, shortly after the death of his predecessor Urban, the uncle of this cardinal.
		When Pope Felix III could not ignore this and therefore deprived Acacius of communion, he had the audacity in the year of the Lord 484 to erase the name of the Roman pontiff Felix from the sacred diptychs in a new and hitherto unheard-of excess of rashness.
		The clear result of all this is that the Latin and Greek churches agree in recognizing and affirming that the commemoration implies a profession of due subjection to the Roman pontiff as head of the Church, and of a willingness to remain in the unity of the Church.
	www.catholic-forum.com /saints/pope0247m.htm (16162 words)

	Beatus Andreas - Pope Benedict XIV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Benedict XIV was definitely an expert in questions of beatification and canonization.
		It was further said above, that the Popes have always made their authority accepted at canonizations, even in cases of a canonization which originates with a cult introduced in one diocese, which then crosses into another diocese and finally is extended throughout the whole church.
		It is also (a matter for the Pope) to grant by means of (his) permission, that in some city or diocese, or in certain other places, a religious cult is demonstrated to some servant of God which is entirely clearly such a one [cult] through his martyrdom or through (his) confession.
	www.romancatholicism.org /beatus-andreas.htm (2555 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV -16 October 1756 - On the Apostolic Constitution Unigenitus
		Pope Benedict XIV -16 October 1756 - On the Apostolic Constitution Unigenitus
		Encyclical of Pope Benedict XIV promulgated on 16 October 1756.
		And We are confident that he will do this according to his own custom and that of his ancestors, so that the noble churches of France may rejoice to have retained their former glory and may soon regain the tranquillity which was disturbed for a time.
	www.ewtn.com /library/ENCYC/B14EXOMN.HTM (1361 words)

	ipedia.com: Pope Clement XIV Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Having acquired a great reputation as a preacher, he became the friend and confidant of Pope Benedict XIV, and was created a cardinal by his successor.
		He was elected Pope on May 19, 1769, after a conclave extremely agitated by the intrigues and pretensions of the Catholic sovereigns, who were resolved to exclude every candidate favourable to the Jesuits.
		The claims that Clement XIV was poisoned were dismissed by those connected to him, and as the Annual Register for 1774 stated, he was over 70 and had been in ill health for some time.
	www.ipedia.com /pope_clement_xiv.html (730 words)

	CNN.com - German cardinal elected new pope - Apr 19, 2005
		Pope Benedict XVI gives his first blessing from the Vatican.
		On Tuesday, Cardinal Jorge Arturo Medina Estevez announced Benedict XVI's election in the traditional Latin, but he prefaced it by saying the words "brothers and sisters" in several languages, an introduction that is likely a bow to the universality of the Roman Catholic Church and its 1.1 billion members.
		Pope John Paul II had decreed that white smoke be accompanied by the ringing of bells, to avoid a repeat of the confusion after his election in 1978.
	www.cnn.com /2005/WORLD/europe/04/19/pope.tuesday (887 words)

	PunditGuy: Pope Benedict XVI
		Pope Benedict XI served in the 14th century as political issues were building tension in the church.
		Pope Benedict XVI family was not at all friendly to the fascist german government.
		Pope Benedict when he was drafted right at the end of the war, like many young boys of his age, he deserted the army, risking death.
	www.punditguy.com /2005/04/german_pope.html (3096 words)

	Catholic Culture : Document Library : Magnae Nobis (On Marriage Impediments And Dispensations)
		Encyclical of Pope Benedict XIV promulgated on June 29, 1748.
		Since he knows that the marriage of Catholic with heretics is condemned by the Apostolic See, he can also understand that the evil of heresy, which affects one of the contracting parties and which is not mentioned in the letters of dispensation, was concealed from the Apostolic See.
		It is his duty to suspend the execution of such letters and to notify the Roman Pontiff and his officials of the reason for the suspension, as Pope Alexander III prescribed in his letter to the Archbishop of Ravenna.
	www.catholicculture.org /docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=3847 (1480 words)

	Circle of Prayer - Papal Encyclicals of Pope Benedict XIV 1740-1758
		Pope Benedict XIV - Aug. 17, 1740 - May 3, 1758.
		We are gathering together papal encyclicals and the writings of various Popes dating back to 1226 from Pope Honorius III.
		Pope John Paul II was one of the longest reigning Popes in history and has written much.
	www.circleofprayer.com /Pope-Benedict-XIV.html (536 words)

	Pope Benedict XV and Benedict XVI - two Popes of Reconciliation by Marian Horvat @ TraditionInAction.org
		When Giacomo Della Chiesa was raised to the Chair of Peter as Pope Benedict XV in 1914, he affirmed that he chose that name because he was Cardinal of Bologna and wanted to pay tribute to Benedict XIV, the last Pope to be elected from the see of Bologna.
		At the conclave after the death of Pope Leo XIII in 1903, it was expected that Cardinal Rampolla would be the next Pope, which would have been a great victory for the modernist faction.
		Benedict XV came into his Papacy as Europe was entering World War I. In his first Encyclical, Ad Beatissimi issued November 1, 1914, the Pope, who refused to take sides in the Great War, made a dramatic call for peace between the warring factions of Europe.
	www.traditioninaction.org /religious/m008rpRatzingerBenedicts_May25.shtml (1712 words)

	~Destroy Freemasonry~ - Pope Benedict XIV 1740-1758
		As a matter of fact, Benedict XIV, had already denounced Masonry as being Counter-Morality in connection with the Order of Felicity of Avignon, a Secret Society of debauchers; among themselves the members of this Society spoke only in a kind of slangy language usually used by sailors.
		The Pope mentions it twice in his correspondence.
		Women and men from the Avignon Society went to it, and, doubtless, upon their return they will organize a Freemasonic Lodge as they once had already attempted to do under the name of Society of Felicity; they might have succeeded had it not been for the zeal of the Archbishop.
	www.destroyfreemasonry.com /chapter2.htm (285 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV - 1 March 1756 - On the Euchologion
		Pope Benedict XIV - 1 March 1756 - On the Euchologion
		Encyclical of Pope Benedict XIV promulgated on 1 March 1756.
		Ambrose extolled the virtue of St. Lawrence, who as a deacon desired to be led to martyrdom together with Pope St. Sixtus.
	www.ewtn.com /library/ENCYC/B14EXQUO.HTM (15375 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pope Benedict XIV
		Nor was his influence less potent among Protestant than Catholic rulers; the universal esteem in which he was held throughout the world meant much in an epoch, the close of which was to witness the disruption of many time-honoured institutions, social and political as well as religious.
		He viewed with grief the profound changes which had been introduced into the Roman Calendar since the time of Pius V.
		The best account of the writings of Benedict and the sources for his life are contained in the above-mentioned work of K
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/02432a.htm (3066 words)

	Eric Margolis \| Foreign Correspondent : POPE BENEDICT XIV: THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE RIGHT JOB
		Pope Benedict underlined this point by appointing to senior positions prelates that were close to John Paul II.
		Benedict is being warned by numerous anti-Muslim groups he must deal with the challenge of Islam.
		But given his 78-years, Benedict XVI’s reign will likely be short, an interregnum after John Paul the Great, and a gentle transition to altered policies brought in by a new, younger pope with less traditional ideas.
	www.ericmargolis.com /archives/2005/04/pope_benedict_x.php (2301 words)

	Allocution of Pope Benedict XIV, July 3, 1747
		In June 1747 Pope Benedict XIV decided to name Henry, Duke of York (later King Henry IX and I) to the College of Cardinals.
		Deservedly we infer that Henry Benedict, Duke of York, will not be unequal to these most outstanding cardinals.
		Indeed, from the threshold of youth he applied himself with careful diligence to those occupations through which his natural talent might be refined.
	www.jacobite.ca /documents/17470703.htm (1533 words)

	Welcome to His Mercy Ottawa
		Pope Benedict XIV 3 December 1740 - On the Duties of Bishops.
		Pope Benedict XV - 24 November 1919 - On the Children of Central Europe.
		Pope Leo XIII 22 December 1885 Extraordinary Jubilee.
	www.hismercy.ca (7379 words)

	POPE Benedict XIV
		Morals grow the faith, all are agreed on matters to faith and morals.
		Pope Benedict XIV expressed the Church’s stand thusly, “Eastern Catholic should be Catholics, they have no need to become Latins”.
		POPE Benedict XIV MIRACLE MINISTRY IS MINISTRY OF GOD - SPIRITUAL ECUMENISM NEW RITE POPE Benedict XIV ONE MINISTRY GOD GENERATION WORSHIPPING OF ALL PEOPLE - POPE Benedict XIV UNIVERSAL WORSHIPPING OLD CATHOLIC ONE HOLY SEE ALL CHRISTIANS AND RELIGIONS MIRACLE MINISTRY POPE Benedict XIV AMAZING GRACE MIRACLE MINISTRY OF JESUS CHRIST THE CHURCH.
	www.godhealing.org /introduction.htm (1930 words)

	Patron Saints Index: Pope Benedict XIV
		Named assistant at the Pontifical Throne on 13 March 1725.
		Part of the conclave of 1730 that chose Pope Clement XII.
		His pontificate coincided with a period when Europeans were turning against the Church, and the prestige of the Holy See was in decline.
	www.catholic-forum.com /saints/pope0247.htm (320 words)

	Will new pope help PETA’s cause? - Gossip: The Scoop - MSNBC.com
		PETA believes it may have a powerful new ally: the pope.
		The star-studded animal rights group — whose high-profile spokespeople include Paul McCartney and Pamela Anderson — is saying that Pope Benedict XVI is an animal-rights supporter and they’re hoping he will join their cause.
		PETA wasted no time in firing off a letter to the pope yesterday, congratulating him and asking, “Would you please encourage people to consider the suffering of animals by lending a supportive word to our efforts?”
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/7561229 (589 words)

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