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Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising (left), visited the Railway Post Office and the Parcel Post Office Munich 3 with the president of the Oberpostdirektion Muenchen, Alfred Meier. Stock Photo
RMRMCDWR–Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising (left), visited the Railway Post Office and the Parcel Post Office Munich 3 with the president of the Oberpostdirektion Muenchen, Alfred Meier.
(FILE) An archive photo dated 28 February 1982 shows then Cardnial Joseph Ratzinger (L) examining the sharpness of the sword of Andreas Stadler, Captain of the traditional Bavarian mountain troops, in Munich, Germany, 28 February 2013. Ratzinger, former archbishop of Munich and Freising, was elected as pope on 19 April 2005. Photo: dpa Stock Photo
RMD36DNT–(FILE) An archive photo dated 28 February 1982 shows then Cardnial Joseph Ratzinger (L) examining the sharpness of the sword of Andreas Stadler, Captain of the traditional Bavarian mountain troops, in Munich, Germany, 28 February 2013. Ratzinger, former archbishop of Munich and Freising, was elected as pope on 19 April 2005. Photo: dpa
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising. Stock Photo
RMRMCK9J–Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising.
POPE BENEDICT XVI (born JOSEPH ALOIS RATZINGER) is the 265th and reigning Pope, by virtue of his office of Bishop of Rome, the spiritual head of the Roman Catholic Church, and as such, Sovereign of the Vatican City State. Benedict XVI is a well-known Roman Catholic theologian and a prolific author, a defender of traditional Catholic doctrine and values. He served as a professor at various German universities and was a theological consultant at the Second Vatican Council before becoming Archbishop of Munich and Freising and Cardinal. PICTURED: JOSEPH RATZINGER and a Beninese cardinal BERNARDIN Stock Photo
RM2M5XEMG–POPE BENEDICT XVI (born JOSEPH ALOIS RATZINGER) is the 265th and reigning Pope, by virtue of his office of Bishop of Rome, the spiritual head of the Roman Catholic Church, and as such, Sovereign of the Vatican City State. Benedict XVI is a well-known Roman Catholic theologian and a prolific author, a defender of traditional Catholic doctrine and values. He served as a professor at various German universities and was a theological consultant at the Second Vatican Council before becoming Archbishop of Munich and Freising and Cardinal. PICTURED: JOSEPH RATZINGER and a Beninese cardinal BERNARDIN
Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, former Archbishop of Munich and Freising celebrates a Pontifical High Mass in Liebfrauenkirche Munich and bids farewell to his diocese, pictured on 28th February 1982. | usage worldwide Stock Photo
RMKK9XHX–Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, former Archbishop of Munich and Freising celebrates a Pontifical High Mass in Liebfrauenkirche Munich and bids farewell to his diocese, pictured on 28th February 1982. | usage worldwide
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising. Stock Photo
RMRMCK7G–Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising.
(dpa files) - The German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger controls the edge of a sabre of Andreas Stadler, a chief of the Bavarian rifleman in Munich, 28 February 1982. On 25 November 1981, Pope John Paul II summoned Cardinal Ratzinger to the Vatican where he announced that he would become the new Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Cardinal Ratzinger resigned his position as Archbishop on February 15, 1982 and returned permanently to theVatican where he took up residence and set about supervising this most important curial office. Stock Photo
RMD36CC1–(dpa files) - The German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger controls the edge of a sabre of Andreas Stadler, a chief of the Bavarian rifleman in Munich, 28 February 1982. On 25 November 1981, Pope John Paul II summoned Cardinal Ratzinger to the Vatican where he announced that he would become the new Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Cardinal Ratzinger resigned his position as Archbishop on February 15, 1982 and returned permanently to theVatican where he took up residence and set about supervising this most important curial office.
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising. Stock Photo
RMRMCJNX–Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich and Freising.
The Russian Orthodox Archbishop of Sagorsk Vladimir Dimitroskoy and Josef Cardinal Ratzinger (from left) during a conversation in Munich. [automated translation] Stock Photo
RM2PYWCPJ–The Russian Orthodox Archbishop of Sagorsk Vladimir Dimitroskoy and Josef Cardinal Ratzinger (from left) during a conversation in Munich. [automated translation]
The Russian Orthodox Archbishop of Sagorsk Vladimir Dimitroskoy and Josef Cardinal Ratzinger (from left) during a conversation in Munich. [automated translation] Stock Photo
RM2PYWCPT–The Russian Orthodox Archbishop of Sagorsk Vladimir Dimitroskoy and Josef Cardinal Ratzinger (from left) during a conversation in Munich. [automated translation]
Lord Mayor Erich Kiesl presents the medal 'Muenchen leuchtet' ('Munich Shines') in gold to the outgoing Archbishop of Munich and Freising, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger. Cardinal Ratzinger was appointed Prefect of the Roman Congregation of the Faith in Rome. Photo undated. Stock Photo
RMRMCJGX–Lord Mayor Erich Kiesl presents the medal 'Muenchen leuchtet' ('Munich Shines') in gold to the outgoing Archbishop of Munich and Freising, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger. Cardinal Ratzinger was appointed Prefect of the Roman Congregation of the Faith in Rome. Photo undated.
In the Schwabingerbraeu, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger attends a Christmas party for homeless and non-sedentary people who have been invited, hosted and given gifts by the Katholische Maennerfuersorgeverein. The day when the photo was taken is unknown. Stock Photo
RMRMBT4X–In the Schwabingerbraeu, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger attends a Christmas party for homeless and non-sedentary people who have been invited, hosted and given gifts by the Katholische Maennerfuersorgeverein. The day when the photo was taken is unknown.
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