No less than Cardinal Angelo Sodano, the Vatican secretary of state, celebrated the Mass.
Thirty-five yeago ago, the bookies – and, by extension, the wisdom of crowds – did much less well: Cardinal Karol Jozef Wojtyła, soon to become Pope John Paul II, was nowhere among the favorites.
No less than Cardinal Raymond Burke declared that the Leadership Conference of Women's Religious had no right to exist.
If this condition is valid when restricted to set algebras F of cardinality less than some fixed cardinal number κ, then we say that X has the κ-SVM property.
Other Americans who have failed to remove priests accused of abuse, but received less attention, include Cardinal Justin Rigali, the retired archbishop of Philadelphia, and Cardinal Francis George, the archbishop of Chicago, according to Terry McKiernan, co-director and president of BishopAccountability.org, a Web site that tracks abuse cases.
Experts, though, seemed less solidly behind Cardinal Ratzinger.
Good taste has become less of a cardinal virtue in painting than it once was; for that reason alone, Burra might be up for re-examination.
Fired by The New Republic, Glass retreated to law school, where absolute fidelity to the truth is less of a cardinal virtue.
For a metric space ((X,d)), by (K X)) we denote the set of compact nonvoid subsets of X, by (B X)) the set of bounded closed and nonvoid subsets of X and, for a set J, by (B_{J}(X)) the set of bounded, closed and nonvoid subsets of X having a dense subset with cardinal less or equal to the cardinal of J.
A more reserved and conservative pontiff than his predecessor, he reigned until his resignation in 2013, when he was succeeded by the simpler and less formal Argentinian Cardinal Archbishop of Buenos Aires Jorge Bergoglio as Pope Francis.
