Jan Paweł II - archiwalia

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FILE - In this undated file photo provided by Gemeinde Marktl, then German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, left, shows documents to Pope John Paul II in Marktl, southern Germany, Ratzinger's hometown. The Vatican is facing one of its gravest crises of modern times as sex abuse scandals move ever closer to former Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI - threatening not only his own legacy but also that of his revered predecessor Pope John Paul II. Benedict took a much harder stance on sex abuse than John Paul II when he assumed the papacy five years ago, disciplining a senior cleric championed by the Polish pontiff and defrocking others under a new policy of zero tolerance. But the impression remains of a woefully slowfooted church and of a pope who bears responsibility for allowing pedophile priests to keep their parishes. In an editorial Friday March 26, 2010, the National Catholic Reporter in the United States called on Benedict to answer questions about his role "in the mismanagement" of sex abuse cases, not only in the current crisis but during his tenure in the 1980s as archbishop of Munich and then as head of the Vatican's doctrinal and disciplinary office. (AP Photo/HO Gemeinde Marktl, FILE) ** EDITORIAL USE ONLY **

headline Jan Paweł II - archiwalia

created date 2010-03-26

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