But now, they have been collected in a new Ignatius Press book, The Divine Project ... It’s really quite readable.” The future Pope Benedict XVI delivered the series of lectures in 1985 ...

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A 2008 calendar by the Vatican's photo service features images of Pope Benedict XVI during his July 2007 vacation in Lorenzago di Cadore, Italy. (CNS/Catholic Press Photo) How creation works and ...

In it, Pope Benedict observed that “the ... Last year, Ignatius Press published the book The Divine Project: Reflections on Creation and Church, which collected six lectures of Benedict XVI ...

Pope Benedict XVI, Joseph Ratzinger by birth, is not just famous as the 265th pope of the Roman Catholic Church, but also as a prolific writer whose books have majorly impacted theological ...

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“One has to make do with what time one has,” he observed in his retrospective 2016 book with Peter Seewald, Pope Benedict XVI ... the fundamental reality of creation.” ...

This is why for many of his younger admirers today, those for whom Benedict is simply the pope who liberalized the old Mass, his published works can be discomfiting. These books are full of ...

The same applies to the pope emeritus, according to this interpretation. Benedict emerged from seclusion in February 2014 to attend his successor’s first consistory for the creation of new ...

But now, they have been collected in a new Ignatius Press book, “The Divine Project ... It’s really quite readable.” The future Pope Benedict XVI delivered the series of lectures in 1985 ...