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• Minutes after Cardinal Edward Egan of New York appeared at his designated spot in Pope Paul VI Hall, hundreds of people were waiting to greet him. ...
• And now we have a cardinal in New York who is extraordinarily smart and talented in many ways. ...
• Many New Yorkers wanted not only to have their photo taken with Egan, but to meet Cardinal Avery Dulles, a theologian at Fordham University. ...
• One group visiting Cardinal Severino Poletto, the archbishop of Turin, Italy, even gathered around him and broke into song. ...
• Cardinal Egan gets his ring(2/23/01).
• Archbishop now is Cardinal Egan (2/22/01).
• "Simple priest" from Fordham now a cardinal (2/21/01).
• Cardinal O'Connor dies at 80 (5/4/2000) .

• In Turin, Cardinal severino Poletto ordered the bolls of all churches to be rung for several minutes as a gesture of protest. ...
• Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor of England described the war as "wrong and evil" on March 23, as he urged Catholics to pray for a swift end to the hostilities. ...
• In Vienna, Austria, Cardinal Christoph Schonborn told journalists that the Iraq war is "a defeat for humanity" and "the expression of the failure of politics. ...

• BRIAN BETHUNE TO TURIN WITH MOUNTIES Canadian literature -- with a little help from Ottawa -- is sizzling hot in Italy --> June 02, 2003.
• TO TURIN WITH MOUNTIES.
• CANADA IS a dangerous place in the collective memory of Turin. ... For the 50-odd Canadian writers, publishers, public servants and journalists who went to Italy in mid-May to see Canada honoured at Turin's annual international book fair, it seemed a toss-up -- for the Toronto contingent, at least -- whether they'd be welcomed as literary ambassadors or shunned as lethal invaders. ... Even a protestor clad in a giant condom who briefly seized the microphone at the fair's opening -- the better to yell family planning slogans at Cardinal Severino Poletto, archbishop of Turin -- also wore a SARS mask, presumably because he knew there were Canadians present. ...
• But it's doubtful even the bubonic plague could have derailed the CanLit express in Turin. ...
• Turin bookseller Gianfranco Fontana, who had the concession at the Canada booth, was delighted with his sales. ...
• That's something that bothers Alistair MacLeod, one of the most feted writers at Turin. ...

• EMINEM is still being dogged by controversy as his tour moves across EUROPE, with the ARCHBISHOP OF TURIN among the latest to add his voice to the chorus of disapproval"> .
• EMINEM is still being dogged by controversy as his tour moves across EUROPE, with the ARCHBISHOP OF TURIN among the latest to add his voice to the chorus of disapproval. ...
• Cardinal Severino Poletto said: "This is not a question of censorship. ...

• MILAN JOIN IN MOURNING FOR GIANNI AGNELLI'S DEATH 24 January 2003 10:21 TURIN - Milan were stunned at the news of Gianni Agnelli's death. The Juventus and Fiat honorary president passed away at the age of 81 'in his house in Turin after months of illness', his family said in a short official statement. ...
• it TURIN - Juventus and Fiat honorary president Avv. ...
• Agnelli dies, age 81 Gianni Agnelli died in the early hours of Friday morning after a long illness, in his home town of Turin, northern Italy. ... Born on 12 March, 1921, 'Gianni' Agnelli is synonymous with the black and white stripes of the Turin club and was Honorary President until his death. ...
• Juventus, Turin and all Italy will remember Gianni Agnelli 4 ever.
• The 81-year-old FIAT supremo passed away this morning in Turin after losing his battle against prostate cancer. ...
• This remark came from the Pope, who wrote a message to Turin's Archibishop, in charge of expressing the Pope's condolences to Agnelli's wife, Marella, and to his relatives. The Pope also assured the cardinal Severino Poletto, who gave Agnelli the Last Rites yesterday, he would personally pray for the famous and lamented Lawyer". ... John Paul II met Gianni Agnelli many times, both on public occasions - for example in Turin and Ivrea, where he visited Fiat's plants - and in private receptions in the Vatican. ...
• Through him, symbol of my homecity Turin, I've learnt to love Juventus. ...
• Rest in peace His coffen was on display in Turin, in Fiat's museum. ...
• He graduated in Law from Turin University. ...
• His grandfather had founded Fiat, his father took over Juventus in 1923, and the Agnelli's had already established a financial powerbase in the city of Turin. ...

• The funeral of Italian businessman Gianni Agnelli - who transformed the car-maker Fiat into an industrial empire - has taken place in the northern city of Turin. ...
• Cardinal Severino Poletto.
• Archbishop of Turin.
• Thousands gathered at Turin's cathedral to attend the ceremony - which was also broadcast live on Italian television. ...
• Cardinal Severino Poletto, the archbishop of Turin, paid homage to the man who was Italy's leading industrialist. ...
• Thousands gathered at Turin's cathedral to attend the ceremony .

• Also, two other prelates received the cardinal's red hat for the first time, although they became cardinals "in pectore"-- that is, secretly-- in 1998. ...
• - Cardinal Marian Jaworski of the Latin-rite Archdiocese of Lviv, Ukraine; and - Cardinal Janis Pujats of Riga, Latvia. ...
• - Geraldo Majella Agnelo, Archbishop of Sao Salvador de Bahia, Brazil; - Bernard Arge, Archbishop of Abidjan, Ivory Coast - Audrys Juozas Backis, Archbishop of Vilnius, Lithuania; - Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina; - Louis-Marie Bille, Archbishop of Lyon, France; - Agostino Cacciavillan, president of the Administration of the Patrimony of the Holy See; - Juan Luis Cipriani Thorne, Archbishop of Lima, Peru; - Desmond Connell, Archbishop of Dublin, Ireland; - Johannes Joachim Degenhardt, Archbishop of Paderborn, Germany; - Ivan Dias, Archbishop of Bombay, India; - Avery Dulles, SJ; - Edward Egan, Archbishop of New York, USA; - Francisco Javier Errazuris Ossa, Archbishop of Santiago, Chile; - Stephanos Ghattas of Alexandria, Egypt, Patriarch of the Coptic Catholic Church; - Antonio Jose Gonzales Zumarraga, Archbishop of Quito, Ecuador; - Zenon Grocholewski, prefect of the Congregation for Catholic Education; - Jean Honoré, archbishop emeritus of Archdiocese of Tours, France; - Claudio Hummes, Archbishop of Sao Paulo, Brazil; - Lubomyr Husar, Archbishop of Lviv, Ukraine: the major archdiocese of the Ukrainian Catholic Church; - Walter Kasper, secretary of the Congregation for Christian Unity; - Karl Lehmann, Bishop of Mainz, Germany; - Francisco Alvarez Martinez, Archbishop of Toledo, Spain; - Theodore McCarrick, Archbishop of Washington, DC, USA; - Jorge Maria Mejia, the Vatican archivist and librarian; - Ignace Moussa I Daoud, prefect of the Congregation for the Eastern Churches; - Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, Archbishop of Westminster, Great Britain; - Wilfrid Fox Napier, Archbishop of Durban, South Africa; - Francis-Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan, president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace; - Severino Poletto, Archbishop of Turin, Italy; - José da Cruz Policarpo, Patriarch of Lisbon, Portugal; - Mario Francesco Pompedda, prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura; - Jean-Baptiste Re, prefect of the Congregation for Bishops; - Oscar Andres Rodrigues Maradiaga, Archbishop of Tegucigalpa, Honduras; - Pedro Rubiano Saenz, Archbishop of Bogota, Colombia; - José Saraiva Martins, prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints; - Leo Scheffczyk; - Sergio Sebastiani, president of the Prefecture for Economic Affairs of the Holy See; - Crescenzio Sepe, secretary general of the committee that coordinated the Jubilee celebration; - Julia Terrazas Sandoval, Archbishop of Santa Cruz, Bolivia; - Roberto Tucci, SJ; - Ignacio Antonio Velasco Garcia, Archbishop of Caracas, Venezuela; - Varkey Vithayathil, Archbishop of Ernaklum-Angamalay, India: the major archdiocese of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church. ...
• Cardinal Lubomyr Husar enjoys that status as the Urkainian-rite Archbishop of Lviv, the major archdiocese of the Ukrainian Catholic Church; Cardinal Varkey Vithayathil occupies a similar post as Archbishop of Ernaklum-Angamalay, India: the major archdiocese of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church. ...

• TURIN, Italy, NOV. ... Last week a Piedmont regional ethics committee gave the green light to a trial use of the pill at the Sant'Anna hospital in Turin. ...
• Trying to justify the move, committee president Alberto Angeli told the Turin-based newspaper La Stampa on Oct. ...
• Turin's archbishop, Cardinal Severino Poletto, criticized the decision, lamenting the use of medical science to promote death instead of life. ... 30 in La Stampa, the cardinal expressed his fears that the use of the abortion pill will lead to an increase in the number of women who put an end to their pregnancies. ...

• He replaced Cardinal Basil Hume, one of the most influential figures in British public life. ...
• Severino Poletto, 67: son of Italian farmers, Poletto has led the archdiocese of Turin since June 1999. Known primarily as the custodian of the Shroud of Turin, within Italy he has been vocal in an ongoing debate about immigration. ...

• Those under 80, called ``cardinal electors,'' can enter a secret conclave to elect the next Pope from among themselves after John Paul's death.
• With the new appointments, to be formalized at a Vatican ceremony on February 21, the Pope has chosen all but 10 of the 128 ``cardinal electors'' in the 178-member College of Cardinals.
• By allowing the number of cardinal electors to rise to 128, the Pope was bending the rules established by Pope Paul VI, who set a limit of 120 for cardinal electors.
• He will also make a cardinal of one of his closest aides, Father Roberto Tucci, the Jesuit priest who heads Vatican Radio and has organized the Pope's overseas trips for the past 15 years. ...
• 4 million Roman Catholics, succeeding the late Cardinal John O'Connor. ...
• He replaced Cardinal Basil Hume, one of the most influential figures in British public life. ...
• Severino Poletto: Poletto, 67, the son of Italian farmers, has led the archdiocese of Turin since June 1999. ...
• " Indeed, after the title Pope, that of cardinal has the greatest dignity in the Catholic Church, recognized as such during the pontificate of Sylvester I (314-335). ...
• In the beginning, the title cardinal was generically attributed to people at the service of a church or diaconate, reserving the title later to those responsible for titular churches -- "tituli cardinales" -- of Rome and of the most important Italian and foreign churches. ...
• The requisites for being elected cardinal are more or less the same as those established by the Council of Trent in its 24th session on Nov. ...

•       The drug mifepristone will be tested for the first time in Italy, according to officials from Sant'Anna hospital in Turin, Reuters Health reports. ... Cardinal Severino Poletto, the bishop of Turin, and Dr. ...

• - Cardinal Angelo Sodano, Secretary of State of His Holiness .
• - Cardinal Roger Etchegaray .
• - Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith .
• - Cardinal Ignace Moussa I Daoud, Prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches .
• - Cardinal Marco Cé, Patriarch emeritus of Venice .
• - Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, Archbishop of Milan .
• -Cardinal Francis Arinze, President of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue .
• - Cardinal Jozef Tomko .
• - Cardinal Eduardo Martínez Somalo, Prefect of the Congregation for the Institutes of Consecrated Life and the Societies of Apostolic Life .
• - Cardinal Achille Silvestrini .
• - Cardinal Michele Giordano, Archbishop of Naples .
• - Cardinal Camillo Ruini, Vicar General for the Diocese of Rome .
• - Cardinal Vinko Puljic, Archbishop of Vrhbosna, Bosnia and Herzegovina .
• - Cardinal Salvatore De Giorgi, Archbishop of Palermo .
• - Cardinal Dionigi Tettamanzi, Archbishop of Genoa .
• - Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops .

• Turin, 13 September 2000.
• Salim Seyeg (auxiliary bishops of Jerusalem’s Patriarch), cardinal Luigi Poggi (librarian of the Holy Roman Church), Minister of Social Solidarity Livia Turco, mons. ...
• Severino Poletto, archbishop of Torino. ...

• Before the official opening on August 14, Cardinal James Stafford, president of the Pontifical Council for the Laity, said the youth streaming into the city were continuing an ancient tradition.
• Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger of Paris delivered the first catechetical talk, speaking in the Church of St. ... ” After his talk, Cardinal Lustiger remarked to a reporter that World Youth Day was “a great gift of renewal” for the Church. ...
• English-speaking pilgrims gathered in the Olympic Stadium in northeastern Rome to hear Philadelphia’s Cardinal Joseph Bevilacqua speak. “We represent the only religion on earth that puts its faith in a living person,” the American cardinal remarked. Just outside the ancient catacombs, Cardinal Severino Poletto of Turin spoke in Italian, while at another church nearby Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini of Milan did the same. ...
• Cardinal Roger Etchegaray, the chairman of the central organizing committee for the Jubilee, was delighted with the early developments of World Youth Day, and particularly with the moving talks delivered by young speakers. ...
• Finally the Pope, speaking in Spanish, welcomed his guests from Cuba, who were led by Cardinal Jaime Ortega Alamino of Havana. ...
• Friday evening, Cardinal Camillo Ruini led an estimated 400,000 young people in the Way of the Cross, ending the dramatic observance in the Coliseum by recalling the suffering of Christians in recent years—in Rwanda, Palestine, El Salvador, and Indonesia—at the site where Christians were once put to death by the Roman regime.
• On Saturday, August 19, as the pilgrim army descended on Tor Vergata, Cardinal Ruini offered thanks on behalf of the Vatican and the Rome diocese for the cooperation of government authorities. ...
• All week, Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston reminded the 850 pilgrims he traveled with that the purpose of World Youth Day was not for the pilgrims to see the Pope. ...
• Asked to comment on the impact of the World Youth Day celebration, Vienna’s Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn said it was “sensational. ” Cardinal Dionigi Tettamanzi of Genoa said it was “joyful but very serious,” because the young people “believe in very great principles. ” And Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini of Milan said it was “a great gift of the Holy Spirit to the city and to each one of us. ...
• When approached by the Italian news agency I Media, Cardinal Schoenborn observed that hundreds of thousands of young people had taken part in an event that could strengthen their faith and their apostolic zeal, since they had made their Jubilee pilgrimage and participated in the sacramental life of the Church. ...
• Similarly, Cardinal Tettamanzi remarked that the young people visiting Rome “are not afraid to show their faith; one cannot fail to be impressed by that fact. ...

• Others who have sent messages of sympathy include: Cardinal Angelo Sodano, Secretary of State, Cardinal Camillo Riuni, Vicar General for the Diocese of Rome and the President of the Italian Episcopal Conference, Cardinal Severino Poletto, the Archbishop of Turin. ...

• 108 Turin .
• Le 10 décembre, jour liturgique du Bienheureux Marco Antonio Durando, s’est tenue dans la Cathédrale de Turin une célébration solennelle en l’honneur du nouveau Bienheureux. ... Le Cardinal de Turin, Severino Poletto, a présidé l’Eucharistie à laquelle environ 200 personnes ont pris part. ... Bruno Gonella, Visiteur de Turin, les deux Visiteurs d’Italie, les Supérieure et Supérieur Généraux des Sœurs Nazaréennes (fondées par le Bienheureux), le Postulateur Général, les confrères de la Province, du Séminaire Interne des Provinces d’Italie, les quelques descendants du Bienheureux et des membres de la FV du lieu. Après le repas servi à la Maison Provinciale des Filles de la Charité de Turin, il y eu une scène culturelle retraçant les différents aspects de la vie du Bienheureux et une vidéo sur le travail réalisé par les Sœurs Nazaréennes à Madagascar. ...

• January 21, 2003 will mark the Seventh Anniversary of the Shroud of Turin Website. ... It will include four additions to the Comments on the Restoration page, a new issue of the British Society for the Turin Shroud Newsletter, some new links on the Links to More Information page and much more. ...
• The paper is somewhat technical and is titled, The Chemistry of Autocatalytic Processes in the Context of the Shroud of Turin. ...
• No one ever promised you that studying the Shroud of Turin would be easy. ...
• The Benford/Marino paper claimed that an unauthorized age dating of the Shroud of Turin took place in 1982, and stated that the work was done by the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). ...
• Rossman in unauthorized age-dating studies on threads from the Shroud of Turin. ...
• "Textile Evidence Supports Skewed Radiocarbon Date of Shroud of Turin (by) M. ...
• Rossman has never worked on the Shroud of Turin (or threads from it), nor have members of his research group. ...
• 15, Il Messegaro (Rome, Italy) reported correspondence they had received from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) regarding a 1982 unauthorized dating of a thread from the Shroud of Turin. ...
• The original source of our information about the California Institute of Technology's test, was from former Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP) chemist Dr. ...
• The American Chemical Society and the Witte Museum of San Antonio, Texas, are co-sponsoring a Shroud of Turin Lecture/Symposium on Monday, November 11, 2002, from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at the museum, located at 3801 Broadway, San Antonio, Texas, 78209. ... Schwortz, Editor and Publisher of the Shroud of Turin Website. ...
• McCrone's Microscopical and Microchemical Examination of Tapes from the Shroud of Turin," and I will present "Twenty-Five Years of Shroud Science: A Personal Perspective. ...
• The Orphaned Manuscript: A Gathering of Publications on the Shroud of Turin by Alan D. ... The book is a compilation of previously published papers written or co-authored by the late chemist, sindonologist and member of the Archdiocese of Turin's Conservation Committee, Alan D. ...
• Shroud of Turin Booklist Page Updated.

• * Cardinal Ratzinger Says Unilateral Attack on Iraq Not Justified.
• * Restoration of Shroud of Turin Is Completed.
• CARDINAL RATZINGER SAYS UNILATERAL ATTACK ON IRAQ NOT JUSTIFIED.
• - Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger does not believe that a unilateral military attack by the United States against Iraq would be morally justifiable, under the current circumstances.
• "It is necessary that the community of nations makes the decision, not a particular power," the cardinal said, after receiving the 2002 Trieste Liberal Award. ...
• "The fact that the United Nations is seeking the way to avoid war, seems to me to demonstrate with enough evidence that the damage would be greater than the values one hopes to save," the cardinal said.
• The "concept of a 'preventive war' does not appear in the Catechism of the Catholic Church," Cardinal Ratzinger noted.
• "The Decalogue is not the private property of Christians or Jews," Cardinal Ratzinger said. ...
• RESTORATION OF SHROUD OF TURIN IS COMPLETED.
• TURIN, Italy, SEPT. ... - The figure of the crucified man imprinted on the Shroud of Turin can now be more clearly seen, following its restoration by experts.
• At the official presentation of the restored shroud Saturday, Cardinal Severino Poletto, archbishop of Turin, explained that the purpose of the work was to guarantee the conservation of the cloth. ...
• The cardinal, who is the relic's pontifical custodian, said that the restoration was carried out with the permission of the Holy See (which owns the shroud), and in keeping with the advice of technical experts.
• The restoration of the shroud, in which according to tradition the body of Christ was wrapped after the crucifixion, was carried out last June and July in the sacristy of the Turin cathedral. ...
• Cardinal Poletto said the shroud must not become a source of conflict, division or controversy, but a point of reference for deeper reflection and prayer.
• He expressed the hope that Russian Orthodox Patriarch Alexy II and John Paul II will be able to meet in Turin and pray together before the shroud. ...

• Archdiocese of Torino {Turin}.
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• Giovanni Saldarini, Cardinal, Archbishop Emeritus .
• Severino Poletto (19 Jun 1999 Appointed - ) .
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• Archdiocese of Torino {Turin}.
• Severino Poletto (Archbishop: 19 Jun 1999 - ) .

• Archbishop Severino Poletto of Turin, Italy; 31. ... I would also like to raise to the dignity of Cardinal two venerable prelates and three worthy ecclesiastics who deserve special praise for their dedicated service to the Church. ... There are others who are very dear to me and would certainly deserve to be raised to the dignity of Cardinal for their service to the People of God. ...

• of Puerto Rico, 1965-69; secretary to Cardinal Cooke, 1970; ord. ... 3, 2001, cardinal priest, Feb. ...
• 6, 1979, by Pope John Paul II; cardinal priest, June 30, 1979; titular church, St. ...
• 5, 1985; cardinal, June 28, 1991; titular church, Four Crowned Saints. ...
• 28, 1990, installed, June 12, 1990; cardinal, Nov. ...
• 13, 1999; cardinal priest, Feb. ...
• of Port Louis, 1969-93; cardinal, June 28, 1988; titular church, St. ...
• 13, 1975; in secretariat of state from 1956; substitute (assistant) secretary of state, 1979-88; cardinal, June 28, 1988; deacon, Most Holy Name of Jesus (raised pro hac vice to presbyteral title); promoted to cardinal priest, Jan. ...
• 15, 1927, Turin, Italy; entered Jesuits, Sept. ... of Milan, 1980-2002; cardinal, Feb. ...
• 13, 1972; pro-prefect of Congregations for Sacraments and Divine Worship, 1984; cardinal, May 25, 1985; deacon, St. Anselm; transferred to order of cardinal priests, Jan. ...
• 6, 1985, Santiago, Chile; appointed pro-Prefect, Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, 1996-98; prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, 1998-2002; cardinal, Feb. ...
• of Berlin, 1980-88; cardinal, Feb. ...
• 1994; Archivist and Librarian of the Holy Roman Church, 1998; cardinal deacon, Feb. ...
• 6, 1987; prefect of the Papal Household 1986-1998; cardinal, Feb. ...

• Giuseppe Gamba, archbishop of Turin, Italy.
• , archbishop of Turin, Italy.
• Patriarch Carlo Agostini of Venice, Italy, who was to be created a cardinal in this consistory, died on December 28, 1952 before its celebration.
• Michele Pellegrino, archbishop of Turin, Italy.
• Bishop Iuliu Hossu, of Cluj-Gherla of the Romanians, Romania, was created cardinal in this consistory and reserved in pectore. ... His creation as a cardinal was revealed in the consistory of March 5, 1973.
• His creation as a cardinal was published when the consistory took place on May 24, 1976.
• , archbishop of Turin, Italy.
• On May 29, 1991, the pope announced that Bishop Ignatius Kung Pin-mei, of Shanghai, Popular Republic of China, was the cardinal reserved in pectore. ...
• Hans Urs von Balthasar who was to be created a cardinal in this consistory, died on June 26, 1988, two days before its celebration. His creation as a cardinal had been announced on May 29, 1988.
• Virgilio Noè, titular archbishop of Voncaria, coadjutor of the cardinal archpriest of Saint Peter's Basilica, delegate of the Fabric of Saint Peter's Basilica. ...
• Giovanni Saldarini, archbishop of Turin, Italy.
• The consistory in which he was going to be created cardinal was announced at noon on that same day.
• Severino Poletto, archbishop of Turin, Italy.
• The pope also created a cardinal and reserved his name in pectore.

• This page is a collection of correspondence, documents and notes related to the "restoration" of the Shroud of Turin carried out in the summer of 2002. ...
• Dear Cardinal Poletto, and Profs. ...
• We the undersigned participants of the March 2000 conference held at Villa Gualino in Turin were shocked to read newspaper accounts of the recent "conservation" operation conducted on the Shroud. ...
• Secondly, a general summation agreed by conference participants was published on pages 16-17 in the conference proceedings (which appeared as the book "The Turin Shroud: past, present, future"). ...
• Fourthly, the following statement was made in the media by an official representing the archdiocese of Turin: "The conservation of the Shroud has nothing to do with the scientific research, which is another issue. ...
• 20, 2002 in Turin .
• To this end all the proposals received were submitted by us to the Custodian of the Shroud, His Eminence Cardinal Severino Poletto, on July 18, 2002. ...
• Turin, September 20, 2002.
• It was a pleasure to see you again in Turin last month. ...
• Those who are deeply disturbed about the news that has come out, from Poletto's own mouth or that of his spokesman, are acting very responsibly, but with indignation that such radical measures were taken without lengthy, careful and open consideration. ...
• The Holy Shroud of Turin is not St. ...
• These questions were drawn up by several researchers prior to the official press conference in Turin. ...
• The worldwide symposium of experts which was organized by the Turin archdiocese in March 2000 recommended: "A series of experiments specifically directed at improving our knowledge for the purposes of conservation is essential, especially in view of the considerable development of instruments and improvements in non-invasive analytical methods. ...
• Savarino, Scientific Adviser to Cardinal Poletto, at the official press conference on Sept. 21, 2002 in Turin .
• The work of conservation began in 1992 when His Eminence Cardinal Saldarini brought together a small number of experts in conservation and restoration of ancient cloths in order to obtain an indication of the work needed. ...

• Ainsi, en mai, avec le passage de 36 séminaristes du diocèse de Birmingham, et en juin, avec celui des 16 évêques du Piémont, sous la houlette du cardinal Severino Poletto, archevêque de Turin. ...

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