Sentence examples for single pope from inspiring English sources

He also refudiates birth control, as well as every single Pope since the 1958 election of the heretic Angelo Roncalli, whose heresies apparently included "being soft on Communism".

World Table Tennis Championships women year G. Geist Prize (singles) W.J. Pope Trophy (doubles) 1927 M. Mednyanszky (Hung).

And among the cardinals, there is no obvious single successor to Pope Benedict XVI, who rattled the church by resigning last month at age 85.

This single sentence from Pope John Paul II, deploring "the senseless destruction of the natural environment," could serve as a dust-jacket summary of Wilson's book.

"As the duke held up a single malt, the Pope looked slightly taken aback," recalls Nick Squires, in the Telegraph.

It used to be there wasn't a single crisis Olivia Pope didn't know how to manage, but now it seems every step our heroine takes has unintentionally devastating consequences.

The pope singled out for praise the Italian coastguards and revenue guards who have plucked thousands to safety, and the Lampedusans themselves.

He also singled out the pope's efforts to "refacilitate" the use of the traditional Tridentine Mass, sometimes called the Latin Mass, which has been optional since the reforms of the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s.

But if the political "right" makes a mistake, it is in sanctifying original sin and somehow assuming that this fatal flaw will eventually turn out to be a virtue in disguise -- hence yet another kind of naïve idealism, one singled out by Pope Francis, known as "trickle down" economic theory.

A series of reports starting in 1991 confirmed that CPF is a cholinesterase inhibitor and that neonatal rats were more sensitive than adults when exposed to a single maximum tolerated dose (Pope and Chakraborti 1992; Pope et al. 1991, 1992).

Rhimes's Pope is single, childless and having an affair with a white man who isn't her husband.