Pope Benedict XVI attends a concert in his honour, hosted by the Italian President Giorgio Napolitano to celebrate five years

Pope Benedict XVI attends a concert in his honour, hosted by the Italian President Giorgio Napolitano to celebrate five years Stock Photo

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Pope Benedict XVI attends a concert in his honour, hosted by the Italian President Giorgio Napolitano to celebrate five years of the Pope's pontification, held in the Paul VI hall at the Vatican. Rome, Italy - 29.04.10

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