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Remembering Cardinal Ruini, a Giant of the John Paul II Era
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The Pope's homily to St. Peter: "We owe him so much."
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The Church takes leave of a formative figure: the funeral for Cardinal Camillo Ruini took place in St. Peter's Basilica.
The former secretary of John Paul II pays tribute to the closest collaborator of Pope Wojtyla
Once, when John Paul II was accused of traveling too much and neglecting Vatican affairs, the Pope replied: “I can travel because Cardinal Ratzinger is in the Vatican and Cardinal Ruini is in Roma.” These words best demonstrate the significant role played in the pontificate of John Paul II by “don Camillo”, the Italian priest who for over a decade and a half, starting in 1991, was vicar of the diocese of Rome and president of the Italian Episcop…
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