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From the Metro staff at The Boston Globe

Kennedy on Benedict

April 16, 2008 02:21 PM Email| Comments (0)| Text size +

US Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Massachusetts, has just issued a statement about the papal visit. Kennedy, of course, is one of the most prominent Catholic politicians in the world, and his brother, the late President Kennedy, was the only Catholic ever elected president. Ted Kennedy differs with church teachings on a variety of matters, but still has praise for the pope. Here's his statement:

“Pope Benedict’s visit to the United States is a remarkable opportunity for Catholics and for all Americans to reflect on how we can come together to bring healing to the entire world and to all people of every faith. It’s a very difficult time for our country and the world, and I’m hopeful that the power of faith and unity will be a lasting legacy of our role in the Pope’s visit.”

posted by Michael Paulson, Globe Staff

For all the blog posts on the papal visit, go here.

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