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- noun One who strongly adheres to the
papal authority .
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Examples
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He was absorbed in the function, or else in a bitter envy of the officiating priest, and at such moments he suffered all that any 'Vaticanist' could have wished him to suffer.
Eleanor Humphry Ward 1885
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Fr. Finigan over at the Hermeneutic of Continuity has done a translation of a response by respected Italian journalist and Vaticanist, Andrea Tornielli, where he comments on the recent statements made by Cardinal Bertone and by Fr. Benedettini.
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Italian Vaticanist Andrea Tornielli wrote a beautiful article about the important event we reported on the NLM.
Validity of MP "Summorum Pontificum" for the Ambrosian Rite - UPDATE 2009
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Tornielli has been the great Vaticanist of the Ratzinger pontificate; his record is not flawless, as he himself admits, but he is far more trustworthy than most - even those inside the Vatican. posted by New Catholic at 5:21 PM
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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Tornielli has been the great Vaticanist of the Ratzinger pontificate; his record is not flawless, as he himself admits, but he is far more trustworthy than most - even those inside the Vatican. posted by New Catholic at 5:21 PM
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Vaticanist John Allen is one of most recognized biographers of Benedict XVI.
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Vaticanist John Allen is one of most recognized biographers of Benedict XVI.
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Italian Vaticanist Andrea Tornielli has published unedited material in his latest book on John Paul II, titled Santo Subito or Immediate Saint.
Catholic Fire 2010
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