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Audio: Rev. Robert Sirico Discusses Papal Resignation on CNBC

by Sarah Stanley on Wednesday, February 13, 2013

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On Feb. 11, Rev. Robert Sirico discussed the unexpected resignation of Pope Benedict XVI on CNBC News.

He talked about Pope Benedict XVI’s reason for resigning, what happens when the papal seat is empty, and who potential candidates for the new pope are.

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