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I am not a Catholic myself, but as far as I know, there is no special reason to assume the current pope committed any major crimes.
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The Pope is the leader of the Catholic Church and has sovereign immunity as the head of state of Vatican City. This immunity protects him from legal actions like being charged with crimes against humanity. Additionally, diplomatic relations between the Vatican and other countries would also play a role in any legal proceedings.
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What are similarities and differences between the arguments the pope and Saladin use to persuade their listeners?
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How long st francis pope?
Pope Francis has been serving as the Pope of the Catholic Church since March 13, 2013. He was elected as the 266th Pope after the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.
How many followers does the Pope have?
The Pope has around 19 million followers on Twitter.
Who was the head of the Catholic Religion?
As of 2021, Pope Francis is the head of the Catholic Church. He was elected as the 266th pope in March 2013.
Which religion has a spiritual leader is known as the pope?
The religion with a spiritual leader known as the pope is Christianity, specifically the Roman Catholic Church. The pope is considered the leader of the worldwide Catholic Church and is based in Vatican City.
Can a pope be tried for crimes against humanity?
yes
What happened in the countryside during the french revolution?
There were revolts against what the country folks regarded as crimes against the pope for instance in La Vendee
Is the pope against Italy?
No, the pope is not against Italy. However, I am sure Pope Francis would cheer on any Argentine football team should they play against Italy.
Was the Pope's family in favor or against Nazism?
They were against the Nazis.
Did the Pope resign because he was going to be sued by the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State?
Catholic AnswerNo.
Who is the pope's boss?
In the Christian faith, the pope is right below angels, Jesus, and God themselves The pope receives his authority from St. Peter who was charged by Jesus to lead the new Christian church.
What is the nickname of the Roman Catholic council charged with while electing a new Pope?
The enclosure of the cardinals while electing a new pope is called a Conclave.
Did a king ever hesitate to act against the pope's wishes in the Middles Ages?
Henry VIII acted against the Pope's wishes but I don't know if he hesitated in doing such.
What does the Pope mean when he says he wants a new humanity?
He is wanting the world to get along with each other and have compassion for the sanctity of human life.
Pope urban II called on europeans to join a crusade against who?
pope urban II called for a revolutoin
What historical happened in 1088?
The Rebellion of 1088 against wlliam the second of england. Pope Urban the second suceeds Pope Victor the third as the 159th pope
Who led a rebellion of pueblos against the Spanish?
pope, and juan
