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I leave from where the apostle arrived
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"I leave from where the apostle arrived"

- Pope Benedict XVI

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In this quote, Pope Benedict XVI is most likely referring to the area where the apostle, who he does not name, shown up. He is essentially saying that he is leaving from the same place, maybe to take a trip somewhere else or to return house. Using the word "apostle" suggests a religious context, and the declaration may be a symbolic method of linking himself to the early teachings of Christianity. It might likewise be analyzed as a reminder of the continuity of the faith and its roots in history, as well as a message of unity and shared purpose amongst followers.

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Pope Benedict XVI This quote is written / told by Pope Benedict XVI between April 16, 1927 and February 28, 2020. He was a famous Pope from Germany. The author also have 10 other quotes.

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