After the conclave, Benedict said, "'I'd like you all to stay for dinner and we'll have a convivial dinner together,' " Murphy-O'Connor said.
"And indeed we did ... and in he comes, all dressed up. I often wondered what he felt, really. So anyway, we gave him a great clap, we had a very pleasant dinner with some champagne to drink a toast. Then we tried some songs. It was very difficult when you have about a hundred different languages to get one song ... and then he went to rest."
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Wednesday, April 20, 2005
Sketches of a conclave: Reflection, tears, birthday wishes
Here's a small excerpt from a full AP article, which is worth reading in its entirety.
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