| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - With the Italians, perhaps, who see him as one of their own (although most Romans never go near a church unless it is to show visitors around) and with sections of the secular liberal media who think he is going to change Catholic moral teaching (when he does not they will either turn on him or blame 'the Curia' for thwarting his wishes).But for most thinking Catholics he is still something of an en
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