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Take off their hats! Popes into a Volkswagen! Oh, I love that... - TV Fanatic
The Things of God Merit Haste, Solemnity of the Assumption, August 15, 2011 Benedict XVI
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Pope Francis: Argentina Family Drives 11,000 Miles
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Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI body lying in state at Vatican | WANE 15
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From people's car to Popemobile: Old VW Golf set to sell for £100,000 because it once belonged to Pope Benedict | Daily Mail Online
Volkswagen - "Pope Joke"
Editorial cartoons of the week: The Pope, Volkswagen and Scott Walker - syracuse.com
Pope Francis and Businesses Found Group Promoting 'Inclusive Capitalism' - The New York Times
Take off their hats! Popes into a Volkswagen! Oh, I love that... - TV Fanatic
Volkswagen VW Typ 1 Beetle
Pope Francis to get all-electric popemobile from EV startup Fisker
The Catholic Church is at a crossroads: Will it choose renewal or decline? | The Hill
