Pope Benedict XVI Visits Israel

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JERUSALEM Pope Benedict XVI confronted the dark history of his native Germany on the first day of his visit to Israel on Monday, shaking the hands of six Holocaust survivors and saying victims of the genocide "lost their lives but they will never lose their names."

Benedict's attempts to ease tensions with Jews after his recent decision to lift the excommunication of a Holocaust denying bishop appeared to enjoy only partial success. The top two officials at Israel's Holocaust memorial faulted the pope for not apologizing nor using the words "murder" or "Nazis" during a speech at the site.

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  • It's to wonder why so many are suckered into believing this is a man of God when the entire world community - even in politics - praises him considering the fact the world is evil. Was Jesus raised by the entire world or was he persecuted and killed? Poor catholics, you don't know who this man represents in world powers.

  • I was there.

  • Pope Benedict XVI !

    The Second apparition of Mother Mary continue at Akita in Japan now. She revealed Her title to us. That is "Corredemptrix, Omnium gratiarum Mediatrix" ( "Co-Redemptrix,Mediatrix of all graces" )

    God wants you to proclaim that "Mother Mary is Co-Redemptrix and Mediatrix of all graces"as dogma.

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