sábado, 16 de abril de 2011

Hoje Sua Santidade o Papa Bento XVI festeja o seu 84º Aniversário Natalício : "ad multos annos" Santidade



 

 

Pope Benedict XVI (C) is presented with a birthday cake on his 83rd birthday as he is flanked by Bishop Michael J. Bransfield (L) at the Vatican April 16, 2010.  
Pope Benedict XVI (C) is presented with a birthday cake on his 84rd birthday  at the Vatican April 16, 2011.
 
Pope Benedict XVI is presented with a birthday cake by members of the Papal Foundation, an American Catholic fundraising organization for papal charities, during a private audience at the Vatican, Friday, April 16, 2010. The Vatican doesn't officially celebrate popes' birthdays. But on Monday, the fifth anniversary of Benedict's election as pope, cardinals who live in Rome will offer him a luncheon in an ornate hall of the papal palace.  
Pope Benedict XVI salutes the crowd at the end of his weekly audience in St Peter square at the Vatican on April 14, 2010.  

AD MULTOS ANNOS!

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Nel  84º fausto Genetliaco
del SS.mo Signor Nostro
BENEDETTO per Grazia di Dio
PP. XVI
Vicario di Cristo in Terra Servo dei Servi di Dio

Vivat! Vivat! Vivat!
fonte:rinascimento sacro
 

 


 
 

Oremus pro Pontifice nostro Benedicto Dominus conservet eum et vivificet eum et beatum faciat eum in terra et non tradat eum in animam inimicorum eius

Oremos pelo nosso Papa Bento.
O Senhor o conserve e lhe dê vida e saúde,
O faça feliz na terra
E o guarde de todos os seus inimigos.Ámen.















































































 
Pope Benedict XVI waves to faithful on April 17, 2010 outside St Paul church in Rabat during his visit to Malta. Pope Benedict XVI said Saturday the Roman Catholic Church had been wounded by sin as he flew to Malta on his first foreign trip since a wave of priest sex abuse scandals broke in Europe and the United States.    

Pope Benedict XVI salutes faithful on April 17, 2010 outside St Paul church in Rabat. Pope Benedict XVI said Saturday the Roman Catholic Church had been wounded by sin as he flew to Malta on his first foreign trip since a wave of priest sex abuse scandals broke in Europe and the United States.  

Pope Benedict XVI salutes faithful on April 17, 2010 outside St Paul church in Rabat. Pope Benedict XVI said Saturday the Roman Catholic Church had been wounded by sin as he flew to Malta on his first foreign trip since a wave of priest sex abuse scandals broke in Europe and the United States.