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Links to the News
Posted, Jun. 1, 2004
Updated, Apr. 18, 2008


Extensive collections of online resources on select, timely news topics.

More Links to the News QuickLink: A66461

Pope Resources

By David Shedden (more by author)
Library Director, Poynter Institute

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Poynter Online's Links to the News column compiles Web resources on current and previous news topics. This page deals with Pope Benedict XVI and Pope John Paul II, including links to background information, recent news stories, and other related topics.


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