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Archbishop William Lori Reacts to Pope Benedict's Resignation
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February 12, 2013
Yesterday, Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation to a gathering of cardinals in Rome. (You can watch it on YouTube here, via RomeReports.com.) He’s the first pope to do so in 600 years. He said he lacked the strength to adequately fulfill the duties of role. A papal spokesman said a successor is expected to be elected by the College of Cardinals by Easter, which falls on March 31.
Sheilah talks with Baltimore Archbishop William Lori about his reaction--and what a change in papal administration means for popes working on the ground.
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