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What were the most notable moments of Pope Benedict XVI’s tenure?

After Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation today (Feb. 11), what do you believe were the most memorable moments during his tenure since 2005?

Read Pope Benedict's resignation speech here.

Here are some of the reactions on social media about his resignation.

 

Topics: Faith, Clergy & Congregations, Leaders & Institutions
Beliefs: Christian - Catholic
Tags: pope benedict xvi, resignation, social media, twitter

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