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The statement was the closest the Pope has come to suggesting that the Vatican might order an annual commemoration of the Holocaust.

And like Benedict, whose handling of delicate cases before he became pope has come under scrutiny, Cardinal Levada often did not act as assertively as he could have on abuse cases.

"It must be recalled that the pope has come to this monastery in Erfurt as a gesture that is an indication that he is fully aware of its meaning," said Thies Gundlach, a deputy in the German Lutheran Church.

"The election of an Argentine pope has come out of the blue really.

The Pope has come to York – it's Pope John Paul II in his Popemobile, which is one of those big papal cars with a special standing-up bit so he can wave at his devoted followers.

The pope has come out very strong against the investment in weapons, but we're not going to stop these wars unless we get to the root causes of what's happening.

Of course, he acknowledged, how much Chalco will materially change because the Pope had come to town is another matter.

Several cases Benedict or his subordinates handled while he was an archbishop in Germany, a cardinal in Rome, and later while pope, have come under scrutiny.

An unidentified prelate on the same trip said the pope had come down to breakfast the next morning with blood in his hair, the newspaper said.

Croatia has only about 4.5 million residents; the pope had come here twice before, and he was skipping the country's two most populous cities, Zagreb and Split.

Tuleghen Tansyupaeyer, a 35-year-old Muslim, said that he, a little like the pope, had come here partly in response to the international situation.