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Radio Free Acton Podcast: Reflecting on the Legacy of Pope Benedict XVI Part 2

by Sarah Stanley on Wednesday, February 20, 2013

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The latest Radio Free Acton Podcast is part 2 of “Reflecting on the Legacy of Pope Benedict.” Director of Research Samuel Gregg and Research Fellow Michael Matheson Miller discuss the upcoming papal conclave. They explain the process that will be used to choose Benedict XVI’s successor and what should be on the cardinals minds as they go about this process.

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