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n "hidden to the world" as he himself predicted, living 
at the papal residence in Castel Gandolfo, in the hills south of 
Rome. He chose to leave the Vatican immediately after his resignation to 
physically remove himself from the process of electing his successor and 
from Pope Francis' first weeks as pontiff.His absence also gave workers 
time to finish up renovations on the monastery on the edge of 
the Vatican gardens that until last year housed groups of cloistered nuns 
who were invited for a few years at a time to live 
inside the Vatican to pray for the pontiff and church at large.In 
the small building, with a chapel attached, Benedict will live with his 
personal secretary, Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, and the four consecrated 
women who look after him, preparing his meals and tending to the 
household. Inside the small building, Benedict has at his disposal a small 
library and a study. A guest room is available for when his 
brother, Monsignor Georg Ratzinger, comes to visit."It is certainly small 
but well-equipped," Lombardi said.When Benedict announced his intention 
to resign  the first pontiff to do so in 600 years 
 questions immediately swirled about the implications of having two popes 
living alongside one another inside the Vatican.Benedict fueled those concerns 
when he chose to be called "emeritus pope" and "Your Holiness" rather 
than "emeritus bishop of Rome." He also raised eyebrows when he chose 
to continue wearing the white ca
PARIS  The son of Iran's toppled shah has a new job 
as spokesman for a nascent movement to press for free and fair 
elections in his homeland.Reza Pahlavi said Thursday that his Paris-based 
collective, the Iranian National Council, brings together tens of thousands 
of pro-democracy people from both inside and outside Iran.He said the council 
"is calling for a major boycott" of Iran's June presidential vote but 
that "is not enough." He also said a civil disobedience campaign should 
follow if elections aren't free and fair.Pahlavi says "we are challenging 
the regime."Iran's 2009 presidential vote led to major protests that were 
brutally repressed.

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