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•       Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini of Turin presided at the Eucharistic liturgy which closed the public exposition, begun in April. ...
•       Among the most notable individuals to visit the public exposition in recent weeks were Pope John Paul, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, and Italian President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro. ...

• Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini of Turin affirmed those plans at a press conference in Rome today. ...
• The cardinal, in consultation with law-enforcement officials, has declined to reveal where the Shroud is being kept in the aftermath of that fire, as authorities seek to determine the cause of the blaze. ...
• Cardinal Saldarini, for his part, acknowledges that he is personally convinced that the Shroud is the actual burial cloth of Jesus Christ-- that it is, as one scientist put it, "a fifth Gospel," telling the story of the Lord's passion.

• The image and the suggestion that the news reawakens in our memory and conscience would  induce to tell of that icy Turinese dawn, in which with the Cardinal Saldarini and some experts of the Ministry for the Cultural Inheritance decided to move the case containing the Shroud in a sure place for the period of the works in the Nineties, which also included the restoration of the Guarini Chapel or tell of those interesting conversations with Maria Gabriella of Savoy in the amiable convivial encounters at the Circle of the Hunting, flavored by the learned amphitryon Falcone Lucifero's Carducciana (translator's note: Giosuè Carducci was an Italian poet) lyric emphasis or, still, of the outcomes of the preparation and the participation to the International Symposium of Sindonology, promoted by the Lumsa, in Orvieto in 1999 or, finally and more simply, of the uncontrollable commotion always caused by the vision of those signs of martyrdom and death - and of death by cross. ...

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• En 1978, après la mort subite de Jean-Paul I, Karol Wojtyla, le cardinal de Cracovie, s'est faufilé entre deux candidats italiens, le réactionnaire cardinal Siri de Gênes, et le cardinal modéré Benelli de Florence, ancien substitut à la Secrétairie d'état sous Paul VI et principal stratège de l'élection comme pape d'Albino Luciani de Venise, à peine un mois plus tôt. ...
• Zizola s'attend à ce que les cardinaux élisent un cardinal âgé, ce qui donnera un pontificat plutôt bref. ...
• Mais le cardinal Carlo Maria Martini de Milan demeure sans doute le plus papabile des papabili, même si le dicton qui affirme que «quiconque entre comme pape au conclave en ressort le plus souvent comme cardinal» risque de jouer contre lui. ... Zizola mentionne par exemple le cardinal Piovanelli de Florence et le cardinal Saldarini de Turin, deux italiens moins progressistes que Martini mais tout de même de tendance libérale, et qui pourraient être de bons papes de compromis. ...
• Quant aux cardinaux titulaires d'archevêchés en Europe, Zizola n'en parle point, mais d'autres observateurs, c'est bien connu, mentionnent souvent le nom du cardinal Lustiger de Paris, à cause de son origine juive, et Zizola lui-même parle du belge Schotte comme un candidat favori de la Curie. ...

• The decree was made by Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini before a mass at the San Domenico Cathedral, to celebrate the first public display of the shroud for 20 years. ...
• The cardinal's announcement means that any Roman Catholic priest based in, or visiting, Turin and the relic can absolve women of "the sin of abortion" during the time that the shroud is on display.
• " Cardinal Saldarini says cautiously that the Shroud "is not Christ but a sign pointing to Him".

• Thus church observers here this week were quick to find deeper meaning in the selection by Pope John Paul of Cardinal Antonio Maria Rouco Varela, archbishop of Madrid, as synod general relator. ...
• An honored Catholic truth has it, however: “He who goes into a conclave a papabile comes out a cardinal. ...
• Were the cardinal-electors to gather today 107 would be eligible to elect the next pope. ... After many years of one pope the cardinal-electors seem to seek a period in which to re-group. ...
• So on the surface it appears unlikely the most internationally acclaimed Italian cardinal, the open-minded, 72-year-old Jesuit Archbishop of Milan, Carlo Maria Martini, will be considered seriously. ...
• Giacomo Biffi, 71, Giovanni Saldarini, 74, Silvano Piovanelli, 75, and Marco Cé, 74.
• Saldarini, archbishop of Turin, has distinguished himself for his devotion to the shroud; not well known enough. ...

• Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, announced that the Holy See has requested special permission to send a personal representative to study the situation of Chinese Catholics from within the country. Although the Cardinal did not say so, it would seem that the long range goal would be to find a solution to the problematic division between the "Catholic Patriotic Association" and the Roman Catholic Church.
• "We have sent various messages to China," explained Cardinal Sodano, "but have unfortunately received no response to date. ...
• It will end with the ordination of priests for the Archdiocese of Mexico City by the new Cardinal, Darío Castrillón, Prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy.
• " In Loreto, Cardinal Angelo Sodano celebrated Mass with 1500 sick persons, many of whom were in wheelchairs or cots, from all corners of the world. ... "In a society that is moving always faster, with less time for others, the sick often find themselves effectively alone," said the Cardinal. ...
• VATICAN CITY, FEB 12 (ZENIT) - Angelo Cardinal Sodano, Vatican Secretary of State, responded to the news of the release of seven Cuban political prisoners with great hope. ... Cardinal Sodano had given a list of over 300 names to the Cuban officials, of whom two groups have already been released. The Cuban government responded to fears of a slow release process by saying that they have also freed "a significant number of prisoners for different causes," whose names do not appear in Cardinal Sodano's list.
• CARDINAL MAHONEY SPEAKS OUT ON DIVORCE.
• LOS ANGELES, FEB 15 (ZENIT) - Roger Cardinal Mahoney of Los Angeles has strongly voiced his displeasure at the divorce of Richard Riordan, a multimillionaire lawyer and mayor of LA since 1993. ... The Cardinal, who is a personal friend of Riordan, expressed his sorrow at the decision and pointed out that he and his new wife would be ineligible to receive Communion.
• CARDINAL OF TURIN CASTS DOUBTS ON CARBON 14 TESTS.
• TURIN, FEB 16 (ZENIT) - Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini, Archbishop of Turin, has announced that new studies on the Shroud of Turin will be carried out after the public display of the relic in the year 2000. ... The physicist Bruno Barberis has indicated to the Cardinal that the Carbon 14 tests used in 1988 have a wide margin of error and has recommended new, non-destructive tests, to prove the authenticity of the relic, which the 1988 study dated as from the middle ages. ...
• A Cardinal is not permitted to hold that position. ... A final suggestion is that the Archbishop of Algeria, Henri Teissier, has been named cardinal "in pectore". ...

•    Cardinal Vincentas Sladkevicius, M. ...
•    Cardinal Jamie L. ...
•    Cardinal Adrianus Johannes Simonis - Holland.
•    Cardinal Achille Silvestrini - Italy.
•    Cardinal Peter Seiichi Shirayanagi - Japan.
•    Cardinal Paul Shan Kuo-hsi, S. ...
•    Cardinal Nasrallah Pierre Sfeir - Lebanon.
•    Cardinal Giuseppe Maria Sensi - Italy.
•    Cardinal Henri Schwery - Switzerland.
•    Cardinal Jan Pieter Schotte, C. ...
•    Cardinal Christoph Schonborn, O. ...
•    Cardinal Alexandre Jose Maria dos Santos - Mozambique.
•    Cardinal Juan Sandoval Iniquez - Mexico.
•    Cardinal Jose T. ...
•    Cardinal Eugenio de Araujo Sales - Brazil.
•    Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini - Italy.

• The new cardinals were led toward the Vatican basilica by Cardinal-designate Giovanni Battista Re, the prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, who was chosen by Pope John Paul to head the procession. ...
• The 44 new members of the College of Cardinals include 42 prelates named by Pope John Paul in January, and 2 others who had been elevated to the rank of cardinal in pectore—that is, secretly—in 1998. ...
• Each new cardinal also received a “bull” confirming his membership in the College of Cardinals, and assigning him to a titular parish in the Diocese of Rome. ...
• Cardinal Kasper succeeds Cardinal Cassidy .
• Cardinal Walter Kasper has been named president of the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity, succeeding the retiring Cardinal Edward Cassidy. Cardinal Kasper had been serving as secretary to the same Pontifical Council. ...
• Cardinal Kasper, whose work as a theologian had gained him wide recognition before he came to work for the Pontifical Council in 1999, had a particularly important role in Catholic-Lutheran dialogue, leading up to the joint declaration on justification that was released in October 1999. ...
• Cardinal Cassidy, who is stepping down from the presidency of the Pontifical Council, submitted his retirement as required upon reaching his 75th birthday in 1999. ... Prior to being named as the president of the Council, the Australian-born Cardinal Cassidy had been a papal envoy, serving in a dozen different countries, and had worked in the Secretariat of State at the Vatican. ...
• Cardinal George stresses missionary zeal .
• As the week-long spiritual exercises drew to a close, Pope John Paul II thanked Chicago’s Cardinal Francis George, OMI, the preacher of the retreat. “In the course of these days of silence and recollection, the personal and sober style adopted by the cardinal allowed the word of the Gospel to stand out with all its strength,” the Pontiff said. He said that the cardinal’s “rich experience as a missionary and a bishop” had given the retreat “an intensely apostolic climate. ...
• Before beginning the retreat, Cardinal George had told the Italian newspaper Avvenire that the theme of his retreat would be the “new evangelization. ... ” The faithful of the early Church nevertheless “spoke as if they were a majority,” the cardinal continued, because “they were already conscious of the Church’s universal mission. ...
• Last year’s preacher for the Vatican retreat was Cardinal Francois-Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan. In previous years the preachers have included Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini of Turin (1994), Cardinal Christoph Schönborn of Vienna (1996), Cardinal Roger Etchegaray of the Jubilee Committee (1997), and Cardinal Jan Chryzostom Korec of Nitra, Slovakia (1998). ...

• In this provocative book, an eminent scholar examines the complex sociocultural factors that shaped Judaism and early Christianity, analyzing cardinal Judaic and Christian texts and the cultural communities in which they were written. ...
• Saldarini.

•    Cardinal Emmanuel Wamala - Uganda.
•    Cardinal Miloslav Vlk - Czech Republic.
•    Cardinal Ricardo J. ...
•    Cardinal Augusto Vargas Alzamora, S. ...
•    Cardinal Louis-Albert Vachon - Canada.
•    Cardinal Corrado Ursi - Italy.
•    Cardinal Paulos Tzadua - Ethiopia.
•    Cardinal Jean-Claude Turcotte - Canada.
•    Cardinal Christian Wiyghan Tumi - Cameroon.
•    Cardinal Ersilio Tonini - Italy.
•    Cardinal Josef Tomko - Slovakia/Curia.
•    Cardinal Alexandru Todea - Romania.
•    Cardinal Alexandru Todea - Romania.
•    Cardinal Hyacinthe Thiandoum - Senegal.
•    Cardinal Dionigi Tettamanzi - Italy.
•    Cardinal Pio Taofinu'u, S. ...

• In March of 1995, Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago (of blessed memory) traveled to Israel with a group of Jewish leaders. ... It is also available in pamphlet form from the Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding of Sacred Heart University (5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, Connecticut 06432-1000), which in 1995 also published a volume of essays edited by Anthony Cernera in honor of Cardinal John O'Connor of New York under the title, Toward Greater Understanding. ...
• The papers presented by Cardinal Edward I. ...
• In August of 1997, Cardinal John O'Connor of New York visited Buenos Aires. ...
• Highlights included plenaries on “The Search for Religious Identity” (Margaret O'Brien Steinfels, editor of Commonweal and author Julius Lester of the University of Massachusetts), “Authenticity without Demonization” (Mary Boys, SNJM, of Union Theological Seminary, Neil Gillman of Jewish Theological Seminary, Anthony Saldarini of Boston College, and Paul van Buren, emeritus of Temple University), “the Impact of Religion on Society” (David Saperstien of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Cecil Murra. ...
• On April 14, 1997, Cardinal Achille Silvestrini, prefect of the Vatican Congregation for Eastern Rite Churches, in a ceremony in Pittsburgh presented to Rabbi A. ...
• On April 15, 1997, the twice-yearly consultation between the National Council of Synagogues (NCS) and the Bishops' Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (BCEIA), chaired respectively by Rabbi Mordecai Waxman and Cardinal William Keeler of Baltimore, met for the first time at the U. ... Cardinal Keeler addressed the group: “The saving deeds and lives of Catholics that we remember here today represent crucially important moral lights in a period of darkness.
• Foreword by John Cardinal O'Connor. ... To celebrate its fortieth anniversary in 1998, the journal selected key essays by leading Polish Catholics and Jews, including the pioneering 1960 article by Tadeusz Mazowiecki, “The Antisemitism of Good, Kind People,” and key contributions to the ongoing Polish Catholic-Jewish dialogue over the years by ArchbishopHenryk Muszynski, Rabbi Byron Sherwin, Jacek Salij, OP, Michal Czajkowski, Stanislaw Krajewski, Pawel Spiewak, and Wladyslaw Bartoszewski Bernardin, Joseph, A Blessing to Each Other: Cardinal Joseph Bernardin and Jewish-Catholic Dialogue (Chicago: Liturgy Training Publications, 1996). Addresses and reflections of the late Cardinal on the dialogue. ... , editor, Toward Greater Understanding: Essays in Honor of John Cardinal O'Connor (Fairfield, CT: Sacred Heart University, 1995). ... Willebrands, Cardinal Johannes. ... Seminal essays by Shaye Cohen, Anthony Saldarini, Lawrence Schiffman, E. ...

• Thus we bring the reader vignettes on each cardinal in alphabetical order gleaned from the Catholic Almanac, The Official Catholic Directory, Inside the Vatican and other sources.
•   Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini .
•     The Metropolitan of Turin, Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini was born on December 11, 1924 in Cantu, Italy. ... A year later he was promoted to Pro-Vicar General by Cardinal Carlo Martini, Archbishop of Milan and the following year Pope John Paul II elevated him to the episcopacy on November 10, 1984. ...

•    Cardinal Paul Zoungrana, M. ...
•    Cardinal John Baptist Wu Cheng-chung - China.
•    Cardinal Thomas Joseph Winning - Scotland.
•    Cardinal Thomas Stafford Williams - New Zealand.
•    Cardinal Johannes Willebrands - Netherlands.
•    Cardinal Friedrich Wetter - Germany.
•    Cardinal Emmanuel Wamala - Uganda.
•    Cardinal Miloslav Vlk - Czech Republic.
•    Cardinal Ricardo J. ...
•    Cardinal Augusto Vargas Alzamora, S. ...
•    Cardinal Louis-Albert Vachon - Canada.
•    Cardinal Corrado Ursi - Italy.
•    Cardinal Paulos Tzadua - Ethiopia.
•    Cardinal Jean-Claude Turcotte - Canada.
•    Cardinal Christian Wiyghan Tumi - Cameroon.
•    Cardinal Ersilio Tonini - Italy.

• Pourquoi le protocole rigoureux établi par Monsieur Gonella, coordinateur nommé par le cardinal Ballestrero, archevêque de Turin, n'a-t-il pas été observé ? Pourquoi Monsieur Tite, du British Museum, s'est-il substitué à ce coordinateur qui s'est trouvé évincé ? Pourquoi a-t-il abandonné notamment la procédure en aveugle, selon laquelle les laboratoires devaient recevoir les échantillons du Linceul et les échantillons comparatifs (momie et tissu du Moyen Age) sans identification, afin de mieux assurer l'objectivité ? Pourquoi le prélèvement et l'identification des échantillons ont-ils été faits de manière si imprécise, si confuse, que certains croient y voir les preuves d'une substitution entre le Linceul et le tissu du Moyen Age ? Pourquoi monsieur Tite a-t-il écarté la coopération interdisciplinaire qui aurait permis d'associer au carbone 14 d'autres tests (non destructeurs), faits préalablement sur les mêmes échantillons ? Pourquoi a-t-il écarté tout témoin et toute coopération interdisciplinaire ? Pourquoi l'annonce à la presse de la date soi-disant tardive : 1260-1390, a-t-elle précédé la communication des résultats à la communauté scientifique et au cardinal gardien du Linceul, initiateur du programme ? Pourquoi les rapports bruts des trois laboratoires ont-ils été refusés aux spécialistes, contrairement à toutes les règles de la transparence et de la communication scientifiques ? Pourquoi la publication des résultats a-t-elle été limitée à un article du magazine Nature, qui les a filtrés ? Enfin, ce qui suffirait à discréditer l'ensemble, les résultats des trois laboratoires publiés dans cet article, sont hétérogènes et ceux qui ont accaparé le secret des coulisses de cet exploit ont pris une moyenne entre les résultats hérérogènes des laboratoires, ce qui est contraire aux règles scientifiques, comme il est interdit aux comptables de faire cadrer leurs comptes pour faire disparaître une erreur non résolue, fut-ce d'un centime.
• Le 14 mai, ils se sont rendus de Nice à Turin pour rencontrer le cardinal Saldarini. ...

•     Il 21 aprile 1988, dopo autorizzazione dell'allora custode della Sindone, l'arcivescovo di Torino cardinal Ballestrero, dalla parte superiore del Lenzuolo, angolo alla sinistra di chi guarda, sono prelevati tre campioni di tessuto, affinché siano sottoposti a radiodatazione secondo il metodo del radiocarbonio (C14), dai laboratori di Oxford, Zurigo e Tucson. ... Il cardinal Ballestrero s'affretta diligentemente a proclamare questo risultato in una dichiarazione pubblica, mostrando di accettarlo senza riserve. ...
• Nel 1992 viene nominata dal custode arcivescovo di Torino cardinal Saldarini una commissione, di cui fa parte, come s'è accennato prima, il grande chimico Adler, perché questi esperti verifichino le condizioni della Sindone e propongano gli interventi necessari ad una conservazione nel tempo. ...

• Naples archbishop, Cardinal Michele Giordano, held up the glass container at 10:07 and swirled around the dark red liquid inside for all to see that liquefaction had occured for the second time this year. ...
• He is accompanied by Vatican secretary of state Cardinal Angelo Sodano and assistant secretary of state for general affairs Giovanni Battista Re.
• (ANSA) - Vatican City, September 11 - Seminarians who suffer from alcoholism or an allergy to gluten, the protein contained in cereal grains, must relinquish their ambitions of entering the Catholic priesthood, the Vatican's doctrinal watchdog Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger established in a recent letter to US bishops.
• The two announcements raised expectations of a more extensive papal tour through the region where the only country John Paul has not yet been to is Cuba, although Latin American ecclesiastical sources today stressed that the archbishop of Havana, Cardinal Jaime Ortega, was working on this.
• However, the church hierarchy has been cautious in its reaction, with one cardinal stating that science should be left to do its work while ''for us'' the shroud remains the icon of Christ's passion. ...
• This position has been several times reiterated by the current archbishop of Turin, Giovanni Saldarini, custodian of the shroud which is kept in a special seventeenth-century chapel built between the city's cathedral and the Royal Palace.
• Cardinal Saldarini announced only this week that the cloth will be put on public display in 1998 and again in 2000.
• The shroud will once again be on display for the Holy Year so that the flood of pilgrims headed to Italy for the Jubilee will be able to venerate a relic that remains ''a historic prodigy'', inexplicable, ''an icon of the Transcendent'', Cardinal Saldarini said.
• Saturday night he will meet with leaders of the Jewish community in the city at the residence of the Catholic Archbishop, Cardinal John Joseph O'Connor.
• The announcement was made by the custodian of the Holy Shroud, Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini, the Archbishop of Turin.
• The cardinal told a press conference here that some months ago he had written to the pope to suggest putting the much- venerated-relic on public display in preparation for the Holy Year, and he suggested two dates - 1998 and 2000. ...
• Cardinal Saldarini took the occasion of today's press conference to speak out in his official capacity as custodian of the shroud to deny press reports to the effect that new experiments were currently being made on bits of the cloth. ...
• Cardinal Saldarini today said that no residual material was known to be in the hands of any third parties, but that if there should be any such, it represented unauthorized possession and the material must be returned to the proper church authorities.
• It may be that the relic will have to be preserved in a different format or venue, but there is no reason to think that it will have to be removed from Turin as some press reports claimed, the cardinal added. ...
• The shroud will once again be on display for the Holy Year so that the flood of pilgrims headed to Italy for the Jubilee will be able to venerate a relic that remains ''a historic prodigy'', inexplicable, ''an icon of the Transcendent'', Cardinal Saldarini said. ...

• Later, in a nationally televised ceremony, the city's archbishop, Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini, hailed the shroud for stimulating "the gift of faith and conversion. ...
• Cardinal Saldarini, meeting with journalists Saturday, ruled out any more tests until at least 2000. ...

• Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, "The Heritage of Abraham: The Gift of Christmas" This article by the president of the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith is a Christmas message encouraging Christians to be grateful to the Jewish people and tradition. ...
• Edward Idris Cardinal Cassidy, The Future of Jewish-Christian Relations in the Light of the Visit of Pope John Paul II to the Holy Land Cardinal Cassidy, retiring president of the Pontifical Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews, surveys the pontificate of John Paul II and offers a vision for future Christian-Jewish relations. ...
• Edward Idris Cardinal Cassidy, "Jewish - Catholic Relations: 1990-2001" Leon Klenicki, "Overview of the Past Ten Years" This pair of essays was presented at the 17th meeting of the International Catholic - Jewish Liaison Committee, held in New York in May, 2001. ... Cardinal Cassidy is the retiring president of the Pontifical Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews and Rabbi Leon Klenicki, retired ADL director for interreligious affairs, is a veteran of the dialogue. ...
• Walter Cardinal Kasper, "Spiritual and Ethical Commitment in Jewish-Christian Dialogue" Cardinal Kasper's address at the annual meeting of the International Council of Christians and Jews, Montevideo, Uruguay, 12 July 2001. ...
• Walter Cardinal Kasper, "Achievements and Further Challenges in the Jewish-Christian Dialogue. ...
• Walter Cardinal Kasper, "Address on the 37th Anniversary of Nostra Aetate. ...
• (See also "To the Editors" Correspondence between Avery Cardinal Dulles and Luke Timothy Johnson). ...
• William Cardinal Keeler, "The Catholic Church and the Jewish People"  .
• Cardinal Keeler recounts developments since Nostra Aetate, praises the personal contributions of Pope John Paul II to Catholic-Jewish rapprochement, and discusses the question of Christian missions to convert Jews. ...
• Saldarini, "Christian Anti- Judaism: The First Century Speaks to the Twenty-First Century" This Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Jerusalem Lecture was delivered by the late Boston College professor on April 14, 1999 in Chicago. ...
• Walter Cardinal Kasper, "The Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews: A Crucial Endeavor of the Catholic Church". ...
• Walter Cardinal Kasper, "Antisemitism: A Wound to be Healed. ...
• Cardinal Kasper recounts the history of Christian antisemitism, partially based on erroneous uses of the New Testament in both East and West, and urges that concrete efforts for penitence, reconciliation, and reform occur among all Christians. ...
• Walter Cardinal Kasper, "Dominus Iesus". ...
• Cardinal Kasper is the newly appointed president of the Pontifical Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews. ... Cardinal Kasper explains Catholic magisterial thinking about other religions, while Rabbi Berger discerns perils for Christian - Jewish theological dialogue in Dominus Iesus. ...

• Later, in a nationally televised ceremony, the city's archbishop, Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini, hailed the shroud for stimulating "the gift of faith and conversion. ...
• Cardinal Saldarini, meeting with journalists yesterday, ruled out any more tests until at least 2000. ...

• Saldarini.
• Saldarini died on Sept. ...
• The author of over sixty articles, Anthony Saldarini's books include:.
• The Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Jerusalem Lecture.
• Saldarini.
• But what about two millennia of anti-Judaism? At this point you may be thinking, with British understatement, "Stoutly said, Saldarini, but there is this little matter of two millennia of anti-Semitism and violence. ...

• The Cardinal Saldarini, keeper of the Holy Sudarium, assures that the ostension in 1998 won't be compromised.

•          Leo XIII, who had granted special indulgences for the exposition of 1898, afterwards wrote to Cardinal Richelmy, Archbishop of Turin, to express the consolation he felt over the great number of Catholic men and women who had come from all parts "to venerate the Sacred Shroud of Christ. ...
•          The first recorded expression of the personal opinion of Pius XI is contained in a letter dated January 15, 1923, which Cardinal Gasparri wrote at his direction to acknowledge the gift of Milijay,s writings in defense of the Shroud: "With all his heart, His Holiness congratulates you for having expounded ever more clearly those two august memorials of the great mystery of our Redemption -- The Holy Shroud and the Holy Face".
• Privately he told Cardinal Fossati that he had the Shroud especially in mind, and he proposed that his Eminence approach King Vittorio Emanuele and request his consent to a public exposition. ...
•          On February 3, 1939, seven days before his death, he received Cardinal Villeneuve, Archbishop of Quebec, and several other Bishops of Canada. ...
• Dear brothers and sisters: your Archbishop, dear Cardinal Giovanni Saldarini, the Pontifical Guardian of the Holy Shroud, has offered the following words as the motto of this Solemn Exposition: "All will see your salvation". ...

• Saldarini, Giovanni.
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of S. ...
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of S. ...
• Created Cardinal-deacon of the Deaconry of S. ...
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of Nostra Signora di Guadalupe e S. ...
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of S. ...
• Created Cardinal-deacon of the Deaconry of Nostra Signora del Sacro Cuore: 2001. ...
• Created Cardinal-deacon of the Deaconry of S. ...
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of Santi Bonifacio e Alessio: 2003. ...
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of Gesù Divin Lavoratore: 1998. ...
• Created Cardinal-deacon of the Deaconry of S. ...
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of Ss. ...
• Created Cardinal-priest of the Title of Santi XII Apostoli: 2003. ...
• Created Cardinal-deacon of the Deaconry of S. ...
• Created Cardinal-deacon of the Deaconry of Dio Padre misericordioso: 2001. ...
• Created Cardinal-bishop: 1994. ...

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