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THE MIAMI HERALD I Momillerald.com WORLD At MONDAY, JANUARYIB.2010 119A
ITALY
Pope defends
Pius' actions
in Holocaust
■ Visiting a synagogue, Pope Benedict XVI tried
to assure Jewish leaders that the Vatican worked
quietly to save Jews from the Holocaust in a
defense of sainthood efforts for Pius XII.
ROME — (AP) — In a While he didn't mention
synagogue visit haunted by Pius by time, Benedict
history, Pope Benediet XVI told Jewish leaders in the
and Jewish leaders sparred synagogue that the Vatican
Sunday over the record of "itself provided assistance,
the world War D -era pope often in a hidden and dis-
during the Holocaust and creet way."
agreed on the need to Benedict said Catholics
strengthen Catholic -Jewish acted courageously to save
reladon. Jews even as their estermi-
Both sides said that the nation "tragically reached
visit to the seat of the old- as far as Rome."
est Jewish community in He spoke shortly after
the diaspora was an occa- Jewish Community Presi-
ion to overcome what dent Riccardo PacJOci,
Benedict called "every whose grandparents were
misconception and preju- killed at Auschwitz while
dice,his father was saved by
Signsofthe Jewishcom- Italian nuns in a Florence
unity's tragic history convent, criticized Pius.
were abundant, as the Ger- Pacifad said Italian Catho-
man-born Benedict lits worked to save Jews
stopped at a plaque mark- but the "silence" of Pius
Jog where Roman Jews "still hurts as a failed
were rounded up by the action"
Nazis in 1943 and at Several prominent Jews
anothermarking the slay- bad said they would buy-
ing of a 2 -year-old boy in colt, but Benedict received
n attack by Palestinian warm applause throughout
terrorists on the synagogue the 90 -minute visit. In an
in 1982. emotional moment, Paci-
A few death -camp so,- let greeted the Holocaust
ivors wore striped survivors, and everyone,
scarves to symbolize the including Benedict, rose to
camp uniform. honor them
Benedict defended his Relations between Jews
predecessor Pius X11 and the Vatican have at
against critics, telling the times been tense over the
audience that the Vatican Vatican's sainthood efforts
worked quietly to save for Pius, pope from 1939 to
Jews from the Nazis during 1958.
World War H. Those tensions flared
Many Jews object to again after Benedict last
Benedict m ving Pius month issued adecree hall -
toward sainthood, con- leg the "heroic virtues" of
tending the wartime pope Pius, an important step
didn't do enough to protect before beatification, which
Jews from the Holocaust. is the last formal stage
The Vatican has main- before possible sainthood
tained that Pius used Chie(Rabbi Riccardo Di
behind -the -scenes diplo- Segni said the pope's
macy in a bid to save Jew- speech helped to "calm the
ish lives. waters."
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AFGHANISTAN
Parliament breaks with many vacancies
KABUL — (AP) — The uncertainty over ums
in
separate check- rent ministers in place as
Afghanistan's parliament the makeup of Karzai s point shootings. caretakers or he might
adjourned Sunday for its administration after the Afghan lawmakers appoint new people to
inter recess without flawed presidential elec- have twice rejected many keep the ministries run -
waiting for President tion last year compounds of Karzai's picks to run ning.
Hamid Icarrai to offer new the many problems facing ministries, forcing him to MohammadSaint, 5ul-
Cabinet nominees to Afghanistan, most notably go back to the drawing jogi the secretary for the
replace those rejected in the increasingly bloody board to fill 11 of 25 slots , parliamentary speaker,
two rounds of coufirma- insurgency. Karzai's spokesman, said lawmakers decided
tion votes. Karzai said In the latest violence, Wahsed Omar, said Sun- Sunday to adjourn for a
he'd appoint caretakers to gunmen opened fire on a day it was not likely the recess through the end of
unthose ministries with- local gov rnment convoy president would have a February despite the Cabi-
out confirmed leaders to Sunday, killing six people, Cabinet in place before a net standoff. although be
avoid government paraly- including a district chief. Jan. 28 international con- acknowledged Karzai has
sis as NATO ramps up the And international forces Serene in London the constitutional author -
war against the Taliban. killed two Afghan civil- Karzai might leave cur- ity to call them back.
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
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AMERICAN DRIVE, THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ITEM
RELATED TO THE REGULAR AGENDA:
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WITH ATTACHMENTS,
ACCEPTING THE PLAT ENTITLED BRICKELL FLATIRON, A REPLAT IN THE CITY
OF MIAMI, SUBJECT TO ALL OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE PLAT AND STREET
COMMITTEE AND THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN CITY CODE SECTION 55-8,
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m MIAMIBEACH
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that second readings and public hearings will be held bythe Mayor
and City Commission of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, in the Commission Chambers,
3rd floor, City Hall, 1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, Florida, on Wednesday,
February 3, 2010, to consider the following:
10:10 a.m.
to consider Resolution Approving On Second Reading, Public Hearing, A Lease Agreement
Between The City And Immunity, Inc., For Use Of Approximately 3,036 Square Feet Of
City -Owned Property, Located At 1130 Washington Avenue, 7th And 8th Floors, Miami Beach,
Florida; Said Lease Having An Initial Term Of Three Years, With Two Additional Three Year Renewal
Terms, At The City's Sole Discretion,
Inquiriesmay be directed to the Office of Real Estate, Housing and Community Development at
(305) 673-7260.
10:15 a.m.
Resolution Approving On second Reading, public hearing A Lease Agreement Between The
City And Paul A. Sack, For Use Of Approximately 660 Square Feet Of City -Owned Property,
Located At 1130 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor West, Miami Beach, Florida; Said Lease Having
An Initial Term Of Three Years, With Two Additional Three Year Renewal Terms, At The City's Sole
Discretion,
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or to express their views in writing addressed to the City Commission, c/o the City Clerk, 1700
Convention Center Drive, let Floor, City Hall, Miami Beach, Florida 33139. This meeting may be
continued and under such circumstances additional legal notice would not be provided.
Robert E. Pamher, City Clerk
City of Miami Beach
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