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An estimated 200 000 people turned out in St Peter's Square after Cardinal Camillo Ruini, the vicar of Rome, appealed for solidarity with Pope Benedict XVI, who cancelled a visit to a Rome university following protests from some professors and students, reports Ecumenical News International. Addressing the crowd on 20 January, Pope Benedict thanked people for their support, and stated, "I encourage you to be always respectful of opinions of the others and to search for the truth and for good, with a free spirit." © Reprint is allowed unless source hyperlink is not deleted
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