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While the group 's work was sparked by outcry over the Pope proposal , UNC Provost Robert Shelton , a co-chair of the task force , said he hopes to move past that particular situation . Few seriously contend that prosecution of possessors reduces supply . The Renaissance chronicler Jean Froissart called this palace " the loveliest and strongest house in the world , " while Petrarch sneered , " The houses of the apostles crumble as ( popes ) raise up their palaces of massy gold . Once deciphered , the records tell of a lethal struggle among possessors of an atomic super-weapon . In addition , it is anticipated that heightened competition and tension among the possessors of various specialized skills will lead to rethinking things that have been left vague . It should also be considered , when the possessor of an estate makes a sale through a broker , and the latter loses the money , whether he is liable to a suit for recovery , since he has nothing and can obtain nothing ? " We do not see why there need to be special criteria merely because the possessor of the documents or other evidence sought is a journalist , " the court said . At this period there were still two rival Popes , and the great question arose in Bohemia which Pope the clergy there were to recognise . But serious , analytical , moral , and political argument with the space to document your case is a rarity in the culture , and we are the exponents and the possessors of it . In contrast , the sharing-under-pressure hypothesis was consistently supported : The possessor 's feeding rate decreased with the number of beggars , the probability of sharing increased with the occurrence and duration of harassment , and harassment decreased following sharing events . This is good news for U.S. Catholics , who last month heard the pope confirm a second healing miracle for Katharine Drexel , a Philadelphia heiress-turned-nun who died in 1955 and became a " blessed " in 1988 after confirmation of a first miracle . Master : Often what is done by the pope as a person [ in whatever capacity ] is said to be done by the apostolic see , and therefore because a pope exercising power granted by the Romans transferred the empire , the apostolic see is said to have transferred the empire . So is the fact that , from 756 until 1870 , the popes were temporal rulers of a large part of central Italy , the Papal States . Indeed , the time consumed in arresting Possessors is inefficiently used when contrasted with the same amount of time invested in apprehending major dealers . Titia appointed her daughter heir , left her son a legacy , and provided by the same will that : " All those things which I have above directed to be given or done , I wish to be given and done by any person who will become my heir , or the possessor of my estate , even on intestacy . : Had Pope found anything worth knowing he would be already dead . The meeting between Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras and Pope Paul VI in Jerusalem in 1964 was followed by the formal lifting of the 1054 anathemas on December 7 , 1965 . A thing 's strength is measured by the utmost of which it is capable ; so , because all evil is falling short and a weakness , virtue must be , as Aristotle said , a disposition rendering its possessor and his activity good . From all quarters cries for reform were raised , and a reform was speedily to come , by which , among other things , our own country was set free from the power of the popes , and the doctrine of our Church was brought back to an agreement with Holy Scripture and with the Christianity of early times . Zealous Catholics considered the battle against Protestants to be a battle against heresy , a holy war ; a series of popes encouraged Elizabeth 's assassination or overthrow .