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Archbishop of Baltimore Looks to Benedict XVI Papacy

April 20, 200512:00 AM ET

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Melissa Block

Archbishop of Baltimore Looks to Benedict XVI Papacy

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Melissa Block talks with Cardinal William Keeler, archbishop of Baltimore, who voted in the papal conclave, about Pope Benedict XVI and concerns in the Catholic Church about watering down of doctrine.

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