61. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Vatican City Last checked 19990515 Vatican City The holy see Official information church, vaticancity DeweyClass 351.45634 ResourceType government Location vatican http://bubl.ac.uk/link/v/vaticancity.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Vatican city A-Z Index Titles Descriptions Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe Geographical Index Ethnologue Language Database: Vatican City Musei Vaticani Political Resources on the Net: Vatican City ... World Travel Guide: Vatican City Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe Geographical Index Extensive index to European archaeological resources, organised by country. Author: Sara Champion and Martijn van Leusen Subjects: albania, archaeology links, austria, belgium, bulgaria, croatia, cyprus, czech republic, denmark, estonia, finland, france, germany, greece, hungary, iceland, ireland, italian history, lithuania, luxembourg, former yugoslav republic of macedonia, malta, netherlands, norway, poland, portugal, romania, russian history, slovakia, slovenia, spain, sweden, switzerland, turkey, vatican city, yugoslavia DeweyClass: ResourceType: index Location: netherlands, europe Last checked: Ethnologue Language Database: Vatican City A catalogue of all the languages and dialects spoken in Vatican City, with details of the numbers of speakers of each language.

62. Religion And Environment: Filthy Ganges Makes Religious Leaders See Red Pained to see the holy Ganges choking with pollutants at one for the Magh Mela fromtaking a holy dip in the Allahabad High Court to get the government to clean http://www.religioscope.info/article_74.shtml

Religion News News Center Agenda Links ... Contact Last Updated: 3 Apr 2003 - 22:55:26 Accueil - Home Articles > Français Entretiens > Français Articles > English ... A lire sur d'autres sites Recherche - Search Articles > English Religion and environment: filthy Ganges makes religious leaders see red Sharat Pradhan - Indo-Asian News Service 2 Feb 2003, 19:59 Email this article Printer friendly page Pained to see the holy Ganges choking with pollutants at one of the most sacred sites for Hindus, religious leaders threatened to break tradition and skip a ritual dip in the river's filthy and acrid waters. Lucknow, Feb 1 (IANS) - Red-faced and panicky, the authorities in the holy Uttar Pradesh city of Allahabad begged with them not to boycott the dip in the Sangam the confluence of the Ganges, the Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati to mark Mauni Amavasya (new moon night) during the annual Magh Mela Saturday. The angry religious leaders, led by two pontiffs of the Hindu faith, have relented somewhat, consenting to sprinkle water from the Sangam but still refusing to wade into the polluted confluence. The Shankaracharyas (pontiffs) agreed as they did not wish to break the age-old tradition ," an aide of Swami Swaroopanand, the Shankaracharya of Dwarka, told IANS on the phone from Allahabad Saturday.

63. Multilateral Treaties Deposited With The Secretary-General- TREATY I-XXI--5.asp holy see, 30 Apr 1958 s. Communications, identical in essence, were received fromthe government of Czechoslovakia (on see also note 11 in chapter I.2.) and the http://untreaty.un.org/English/sample/EnglishInternetBible/partI/chapterXXI/trea

5. Optional Protocol of Signature concerning the Compulsory Settlement of Disputes Geneva, 29 April 1958 Entry into force: 30 September 1962. Registration: 3 January 1963, No. 6466. Status: Signatories: 15 ,Parties: 37 Texte: United Nations, Treaty Series vol. 450, p. 169 Note: See Note" in the same place in chapter XXI.1. PARTICIPANTS Participant Signature Ratification, Definitive signature (s), Succession (d) Australia 14 May 1963 s Austria 27 Oct 1958 Belgium 6 Jan 1972 s Bolivia 17 Oct 1958 s Bosnia and Herzegovina 12 Jan 1994 d Cambodia 22 Jan 1970 Canada 29 Apr 1958 China Colombia 29 Apr 1958 s Costa Rica 29 Apr 1958 s Cuba 29 Apr 1958 s Denmark 29 Apr 1958 26 Sep 1968 Dominican Republic 29 Apr 1958 s Finland 27 Oct 1958 16 Feb 1965 France 30 Oct 1958 s Germany 30 Oct 1958 26 Jul 1973 Ghana 29 Apr 1958 s Haiti 29 Apr 1958 29 Mar 1960 Holy See 30 Apr 1958 s Hungary 8 Dec 1989 s Indonesia 8 May 1958 Israel 29 Apr 1958 Liberia 27 May 1958 s Madagascar 10 Aug 1962 s Malawi 17 Dec 1965 s Malaysia 1 May 1961 s Malta 19 May 1966 d Mauritius 5 Oct 1970 d Nepal 29 Apr 1958 s Netherlands 31 Oct 1958 18 Feb 1966 New Zealand 29 Oct 1958 s Pakistan 6 Nov 1958 s Panama 2 May 1958 s Portugal 28 Oct 1958 8 Jan 1963 Sierra Leone 14 Feb 1963 s Solomon Islands 3 Sep 1981 d Sri Lanka 30 Oct 1958 s Sweden 1 Jun 1966 28 Jun 1966 Switzerland 24 May 1958 18 May 1966 Uganda 15 Sep 1964 s United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 9 Sep 1958 s United States of America 15 Sep 1958 Uruguay 29 Apr 1958 s Yugoslavia 29 Apr 1958 28 Jan 1966 NOTES Article V of the Protocol provides that the latter "shall remain open for signature by all States who become Parties to any Convention on the Law of the Sea and is subject to ratification, where necessary, according to the constitutional requirements of the signatory States". Consequently, the signatures listed above appear in the second or third column according to whether they have been affixed subject or not to ratification.

64. Headlines E. Robinson Wijisinghe of the holy see, representing Antonio Franco, papal nuncioand With Secretary Ople on the government side at the meeting were Defense http://www.dfa.gov.ph/tribune/headlines/headlines.htm

OTHER STORIES Ople asks for full probe of RP nurse's murder in England OFM seeks reimbursement of allowance cuts; funds to be sourced from savings HEADLINE NEWS As tension over closure cools down TWO EMBASSIES PLEDGE TO NORMALIZE OPERATIONS Full government protection assured by Ople After the hue and cry over the closure of two embassies has died down, efforts are being taken by the foreign missions concerned—the Australian Embassy and the Canadian Embassy—to normalize their operations. Australian Ambassador Ruth Lorraine Pearce called on Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas F. Ople 11 days after closing down her country’s embassy last November 28 to brief him on preparations to reopen the Australian Embassy either in its current location or at a new site. She also expressed her appreciation for the security enhancement measures taken by the Philippine government to protect foreign diplomats and their families. A few days later, Canadian Assistant Deputy Minister

65. FederalNewsRadio.com Aziz gave assurances of his government's willingness to cooperate with UN weapons peopleof Iraq appreciate the principled position of the holy see in refusing http://www.federalnewsradio.com/index.php?nid=82&sid=9134

66. Answering Questions: Illicit Government Operations Senate which gave IOC virtual control over all aspects of government (see Scam 4 falseprophets; the phony laws; the stumbling blocks; how the holy Days layout http://briansestate.com/briansstudy/illicitgovops.html

Welcome To Brian's Study! Email: brianshouse@yahoo.com Answering Questions Re: Illicit Government Operations See Scams 1 thru 5 "Have read with great interest your information and insights.   Pray tell what has been the results of your information sharing with the United States Senate Committee on Government Operations Chief Counsel?           "Most likely nothing as they are a big part of the problem." The US Senate Admitted Being Aware Of Corruption   The 30 January 1974 US Senate Subcommittee response acknowledged serious conclusions re: corruption in the nation's markets (Isaiah 10:13-14; See Scam 2 ).   However, thereafter those conclusions elicited dead silence from the US Government thereafter but rather violent responses from International Organized Crime and their agents within Government.           Nixon-Agnew apparently tried to use the conclusions for personal gain ... perhaps blackmailing I.O.C.'s leaders.   So, Agnew got the ax and the organization "Watergated" Nixon.           Henry "Scoop" Jackson, the US Senate subcommittee Chairman, died of a heart attack, probably brought on by a little cyanide complements of the FBI, a chief protector of I.O.C.'s operations ( See Scam 1 and your wallet for obvious evidence).

67. Licence Plates Codes in use on US government and diplomatic plates.Category Recreation Collecting Automobiles License Plates...... updated the diplomat plate list, and have included some US government plate codes. Philippines;FS Netherlands; FT - Qatar; FV - Sri Lanka; FW - holy see (Vatican http://www.clothmonkey.com/plates.htm

page views since July 7, 2001 Here's another piece of useless Cloth Monkey information for you. If you live in Washington or New York, you constantly run across cars bearing diplomatic license plates. (If you have any sense at all, stay as far away from them as possible they drive like maniacs and aren't accountable under US law for any accidents they cause.) The State Department has coded the plates so that they can tell what country the plates are issued to, but they have been close-mouthed about releasing the codes. A bootleg copy has been floating around for a few years, and here it is for your edification. The only inside story I know about these codes is that when they were updated during the first years of the Reagan administration, State Department honcho Dana Rohrbacher (who is now a congressman) decided to use "FC" for the Soviet Union; FC standing for "Fuck Communism." Looks like we did. This list is a little out of date things happened pretty quickly around the end of the 80s, and some new places (most of the old Soviet Union, the little pieces of Yugoslavia, etc.) aren't in here. But then, how often would you ever see one of their cars? Most of these places are operating their embassies out of a suite at HoJo's. Additional handy-dandy note: the layout of the plates in DC is either a D (diplomat) or S (staff), followed by the country code, followed by a three-digit number (for example, S FC 001). In New York, it's the other way around (001 FC S). The reason for this is that some countries are limited to a fifty-mile radius from their embassy or consulate, so the authorities have to be able to tell the two cities apart.

68. VATICAN RADIO - Enarchiveelletrosmog the meeting of the Italian government on the boradcasting center Santa Maria diGaleria /10 April 2001 Official notice of the holy see Room Presspublished http://www.vaticanradio.org/inglese/enarchive/enelletrosmog/4may13e15march.htm

ARCHIVES VATICAN RADIO AND THE ELECTROMAGNETIC POLLUTION May 4, 2001 March 13, 2001 March 15, 2001 Index of the main Press releases May 4, 2001 - VATICAN RADIO OFFICIAL NOTICE Regarding the argument on Vatican Radio Broadcasting Center and observing that from more parts it is stretched to underrate the seriousness of the engagements assumed from Vatican Radio , the Board of managers confirm once again its will and its engagement of full collaboration to define as soon as possible a satisfactory solution of the entire vicissitude. Reconfirming that the next reunion of the bilateral Commission of 18 May is the center in which such engagements will be more exactely defined, Vatican Radio can however assure right now that the moving of the short waves broadcasting from one antenna to another of the same Center will be activated within 20 May to continuation of the verifications completed in the combined measurements, and that in the reunion of the 18 it will also be defined the date of the begining of the new medium -waves broadcasting plan. In such a way, the residual overcomings of limits are however of reduced entity and much limited time , such not to involve sanitary risks.

69. The Holocaust And The Christian World That September, a common diplomatic move was made by the diplomatic corps accreditedto the holy see. The British government was most anxious to secure a http://www.yad-vashem.org.il/about_yad/what_new/data_pope/encyclopedia.html

Official Visitors to Yad Vashem Official Visitors to Yad Vashem Main Page Pope John Paul II at Yad Vashem The Holocaust and the Christian World ... Pius XII PIUS XI I Eugenio Pacelli, 1876-1958), pope (1939-1958). Born in Rome, Pacelli studied philosophy at the Gregorian University and theology at Sant' Apollinare, both in Rome. After his ordination in 1899 he entered the Secretariat of State in 1901 and began a long career in papal diplomacy. He became assistant secretary of state in 1911, pro-secretary of state in 1912, and secretary of the Congregation for Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs in 1914. On May 13, 1917, Pacelli was consecrated titular archbishop of Sardes and appointed nuncio to Bavaria. He became nuncio to Germany in June 1920 and signed the concordats with Bavaria in 1924 and Prussia in 1929. Pacelli was made a cardinal in 1929, and a year later he was appointed secretary of state. He concluded the concordat with Baden in 1932. From the time

70. State Visits To Italy, Vatican, France, Germany The holy see, under orders of Pope Pius XXII, played a significant role in the UN?recognition of the Republic of Korea as the sole legitimate government on http://www.cwd.go.kr/english/diplomacy/lkr_europe4/

71. Background Notes Archive Europe 07/95) Greece (10/98) Greece (10/97) Greece (10/96) holy see, The (07/98) holy see,The (09 This is an official US government source for information on the WWW. http://dosfan.lib.uic.edu/ERC/bgnotes/eurbgnhp.html

72. US Government And Politics executive branches of the federal government by title Representatives from the Philadelphiaarea, see the Free organizations (the UN, the holy see (Vatican City http://lib.mansfield.edu/gov.html

Internet Resources Table of Contents Starting Points Directories and Locators Documents Librarianship Federal Agencies ... State and Local Government Government Starting Points Documents Center (University of Michigan) Most excellent all-around site for all things governmental, maintained by Government Documents Librarian, Grace York. Strongest areas include International Relations and Area Studies Political Theory , and US Politics . Also contains a strong Statistics section. Be sure to check out the Center's fantastic collection of Federal Government Resources: Electronic Publications FirstGov Official portal to the U.S. Government. The service functions as a massive search engine to about 50 million federal web pages. Includes a topical index, links to state and local government resources, and links to online forms. Government Documents Page (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) Superbly organized collection of government information

73. RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN THE CAO DAI RELIGION administration of the religion is divided into five degrees Central (holy see),Region, Province steps aimed at abolishing the CAO DAI by the government of the http://www.caodai.net/eng/news/Persecution_Cao_Dai.htm

RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN THE CAO DAI RELIGION POLICY AND MEASURES AIMED AT THE ABOLITION OF THE CAO DAI RELIGION BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM CAO DAI is the third largest religion in Viet Nam, behind Buddhism and Catholicism. It had an estimate of 2 million followers before 1975, but since then, due to the persecution and control of the religion by the government of Viet Nam, there is no official estimate nor statistics on the update number. For the last 23 years, 1975 to date, the government of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam (SRV) has continuously violated religious freedom as proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations. Although freedom of religion is inscribed in the 1992 Constitution of the SRV (Chapter V, Article 70), the government has, in actuality, resorted to both legal manipulation and violence to deprive the CAO DAI adepts of the freedom to practice their religion. The following is a summary report on the condition of the CAO DAI religion since 1975, when the Communists took over South Viet Nam. I - Foundation and structure of CAO DAI In order to understand how the government of the SRV violates the religious rights of the CAO DAI adepts by controlling and interfering in the internal affairs of the religion, one must know first the basis philosophy and doctrine of CAO DAI.

74. National Conference Of Catholic Bishops/United States Catholic Conference unacceptable behavior of a government and efforts to end that government's existence. Asthe holy see has indicated, if recourse to force were deemed necessary http://www.nccbuscc.org/bishops/iraq.htm

Statement on Iraq United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Washington, D.C. November 13, 2002 A s we Catholic Bishops meet here in Washington, our nation, Iraq and the world face grave choices about war and peace, about pursuing justice and security. These are not only military and political choices, but also moral ones because they involve matters of life and death. Traditional Christian teaching offers ethical principles and moral criteria that should guide these critical choices. Two months ago, Bishop Wilton Gregory, President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, wrote President George Bush to welcome efforts to focus the world's attention on Iraq's refusal to comply with several United Nations resolutions over the past eleven years, and its pursuit of weapons of mass destruction. This letter, which was authorized by the U.S. Bishops' Administrative Committee, raised serious questions about the moral legitimacy of any preemptive, unilateral use of military force to overthrow the government of Iraq. As a body, we make our own the questions and concerns raised in Bishop Gregory's letter, taking into account developments since then, especially the unanimous action of the U.N. Security Council on November 8th. We have no illusions about the behavior or intentions of the Iraqi government. The Iraqi leadership must cease its internal repression, end its threats to its neighbors, stop any support for terrorism, abandon its efforts to develop weapons of mass destruction, and destroy all such existing weapons. We welcome the fact that the United States has worked to gain new action by the UN Security Council to ensure that Iraq meets its obligation to disarm. We join others in urging Iraq to comply fully with this latest Security Council resolution. We fervently pray that all involved will act to ensure that this UN action will not simply be a prelude to war but a way to avoid it.

75. NCBuy: Country Reference - Holy See (Vatican City) Government holy see (Vatican City), holy see (Vatican City) Population 900 (July 2002 est.)Capital Vatican City. holy see (Vatican City) Backgrounds government. http://www.ncbuy.com/reference/country/backgrounds.html?code=vt&sec=backgovernme

76. Washingtonpost.com Vatican City for holy see. • US State Department Notes A description of thehistory, government, politics and economy of holy see. Travel. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/world/europe/westerneurope/holysee/

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77. Marquette University Ministry - USCCB Statement On Iraq unacceptable behavior of a government and efforts to end that government’s existence Asthe holy see has indicated, if recourse to force were deemed necessary http://www.marquette.edu/um/Education-Justice/IraqUSCCB.htm

Education - Justice Statements on Iraq USCCB U.S. Jesuit Provincials Archdiocese of Milwaukee Jesuit Headquarters in Rome Statement on Iraq United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Washington , D.C. November 13, 2002 As we Catholic Bishops meet here in Washington, our nation, Iraq and the world face grave choices about war and peace, about pursuing justice and security. These are not only military and political choices, but also moral ones because they involve matters of life and death. Traditional Christian teaching offers ethical principles and moral criteria that should guide these critical choices. Two months ago, Bishop Wilton Gregory, President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, wrote President George Bush to welcome efforts to focus the world’s attention on Iraq ’s refusal to comply with several United Nations resolutions over the past eleven years, and its pursuit of weapons of mass destruction. This letter, which was authorized by the

78. Holy See, The (02/03) prisoners in the Vatican. Finally, in 1929, the Italian Governmentand the holy see signed three agreements resolving the dispute http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/3819.htm

[Print Friendly Version] Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs February 2003 Background Note: The Holy See PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: The Holy See (State of the Vatican City) Geography and People Area: 0.44 sq. km. (109 acres). Population: 790. Ethnic groups: Italian, Swiss, other. Languages: Italian, Latin, various others. Literacy: 100%. Work force: 3,000 lay workers (reside outside the Vatican). Government Type: Papacy; ecclesiastical governmental and administrative capital of the Roman Catholic Church. Independence: Lateran Pacts regulating independence and sovereignty of the Holy See signed with Italy on February 11, 1929. Suffrage: Limited to Cardinals less than 80 years old. Economy Budget: Revenues (1999)$175.5 million; expenditures (1999)$175 million. Industries: Printing and production of mosaics and staff uniforms; worldwide banking and financial activities. Other sources of income include contributions (known as Peter's Pence) from Roman Catholics throughout the world, the sale of postage stamps and tourist mementos, fees for admission to museums, and the sale of publications. PEOPLE AND HISTORY Some 790 citizens of the Holy See reside in Vatican City. The Vatican includes high dignitaries, priests, nuns, and guards as well as about 3,000 lay workers who comprise the majority of the work force.

79. Holy See (Vatican City) - 2002 - Introduction Geography People Government Econom holy see (Vatican City) 2002 - Introduction Geography Population GovernmentEconomy Communications Transportation Military Issues Maps Flags. http://www.greekorthodoxchurch.org/wfb2002/holy_see_/

2002 INDEX Country Ranks DEFINITIONS Introduction ... [TOP] Holy See (Vatican City) - 2002 http://www.greekorthodoxchurch.org/wfb2002/holy_see_/index.html SOURCE: 2002 CIA WORLD FACTBOOK Please ADD this page to your FAVORITES - - - - - www.usais.org - USA Immigration Services. U.S Green Cards, Visas, Citizenship, Green Card Lottery, INS Forms, Immigration Information. http://www.greekorthodoxchurch.org/wfb2002/holy_see_/index.html Photius Coutsoukis Revised 28-Jan-03

80. Home Page The United States Embassy to the holy see Official Home Page. THE MISSIONAmbassador Jim Nicholson Michael Novak on Asymmetrical http://www.usembassy.it/usembvat/

The United States Embassy to the Holy See Official Home Page THE MISSION Ambassador - Jim Nicholson Ambassador's Address at Lenten Forum on Hunger in the World, March 19, 2003 Speeches and Addresses "A Brief History of U.S.-Holy See Relations" by Ambassador Jim Nicholson Deputy Chief of Mission - Brent Hardt BACKGROUND U.S.-Holy See Relations Structure of the Vatican Government NEWS FROM VATICAN CITY Latest Vatican News Papal Message for Embassy Sponsored Anti-Trafficking Conference HOLIDAYS U.S. and Vatican Holidays The Embassy will be closed on April 19, 2003 RELATED WEBSITES Links President George W. Bush in Rome and at the Vatican, May 27-28, 2002 This page is brought to you by the Public Affairs Section at the American Embassy Rome, Italy. INFORMATION Contact and Hours of Operation Privacy Notice Links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein. For technical problems only, e-mail webmaster@usembassy.it

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