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Cardinal Paolo Romeo has died

Cardinal Paolo Romeo has died

Oct 25, 2026

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IPA90156904 - New Cardinal Paolo Romeo receives the cardinal s ring from Pope Benedict XVI in St. Peter s Basilica. Vatican City, November 21, 2010. Copyright: xx xALESSIAxGIULIANI CPPx IPA90156904
November 20,2010: courtesy visits at the Ducal Hall. Vatican City. 20 novembre 2010: Le card. Paulo ROMEO, archevêque de Palerme, lors des visites des courtoisie aux cardinaux à l issue du consistoire, Rome, Vatican. November 20, 2010: Newly appointed cardinal Paolo Romeo during the courtesy visits at the Ducal Hall. Vatican. EDITORIAL USE ONLY - NO BOOKS Copyright: xx
IPA90156508 - New Cardinal Paolo Romeo of Palermo, Italy (L) is congratulated by pilgrims after receiving the red biretta—a four-cornered red hat—from Pope Benedict XVI during the consistory ceremony in St. Peter s Basilica at the Vatican on November 20, 2010 Copyright: xx xALESSIAxGIULIANI CPPx IPA90156508
IPA90156502 - March 8, 2013: Cardinal Paolo Romeo arrives for a meeting at the Vatican. Copyright: xx x GIANCARLOxGIULIANI CPPx IPA90156502
Consistory at the Vatican: Pope Benedict XVI creates 24 new cardinals - Rome New cardinal Paolo Romeo receives the biretta cap from Pope Benedict XVI during the consistory ceremony in Saint Peter s Basilica at the Vatican on November 20, 2010. Pope Benedict XVI formally created 24 new cardinals amid cheers in St. Peter s Basilica, bringing a mostly Italian group into the elite club that will eventually elect his successor.The basilica was awash in red as some 150 cardinals from around the world came to Rome for the occasion of welcoming in their newest members. PHOTO by Eric Vandeville ABACAPRESS.COM Rome Vatican Italy Copyright: xVandevillexEric ABACAx 252345_053 VandevillexEric ABACAx 252345_053