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Lead Story
by Robert Moynihan

8

The First 70 Days
Pope Benedict XVI sets his course.

News
byAndrea Tornielli

16

The Battle of Italy
A bishop does his duty.

by Kishore Jayabalan

18

A Europe Neither Liberal nor Christian?
A Catholic view of Europe’s future.

by Inside the Vatican staff

20

"Sinners under 30 needing to be saved"
The Latin Mass at World Youth Day.

by Alberto Carosa

24

Rome's Latin Masses
A map of the Tridentine rite in Rome.

by Andrew Rabel

28

Anglicans Look Romeward
Reflections on Rome.

Focus
by Fatima Pinheiro

30

Portugal's Ambivalence
Why the country of Our Lady is in crisis.

News
by Inside the Vatican Staff

32

Vatican News
China, Kasper, Dziwisz and John Paul II.

Analysis
by Ludwig Ring-Eifel

34

Stepping Out of John Paul's Shadow
And filling John Paul's shoes.

Profile
by Paul Badde

38

Georg Gänswein
The Pope's private secretary.

Exhibition
by Lucy Gordan

42

He Raised 100 Children from the Dead
St. Nicholas of Tolentino.

Interview
by Lucy Gordan

44

Preserving the Past
The prefect of the Vatican Library.

Reflection
by George Pat Morse

50

Heaven
Can it compete with the world of today?

Status Ecclesiae
by John Mallon

52

Lieber Bruder Joseph
Why we rejoiced in Benedict's election.

Obituary
by Inside the Vatican Staff

53

Cardinal Jaime Sin
The "divine commander-in-chief."

Vatican Watch
by Shena Muldoon

54

June
A day-by-day chronicle of Vatican events.

Meditations
by Father Paul Haffner

58

Our Lady of Mount Carmel
A poem by Theresa of the Child Jesus.

Restaurants
by Friar Tuck

60

A Typical Roman Menu
What Romans eat — and what they pay.