In a symbolic moment during the two-hour Mass officially installing Pope Benedict XVI, Cardinal Jorge Medina Estevez of Chile places a pallium around Benedict's neck. The pallium, a woolen stole, is a symbol of the mission of the pastor, who like the good shepherd, must lead the lost sheep of humanity out of the desert, the new pope said.  Photo by Grzegorz Galazka.

(RNS9-APR24) In a symbolic moment during the two-hour Mass officialy installing Pope Benedict XVI, Cardinal Jorge Medina Estevez of Chile places a pallium around Benedict’s neck. The pallium, a woolen stole, is a symbol of the mission of the pastor, who like the good shepherd, must lead the lost sheep of humanity out of the desert, the new pope said. See RNS-POPE-INSTALLATION, transmited April 24, 2005. Photo by Grzegorz Galazka.

Sally Morrow

Sally Morrow

Sally Morrow joined Religion News Service in March 2012 as Photo/Multimedia Editor. She is a photographer and editor based in Kansas City, Mo. Morrow has worked as a multimedia editor and photographer at Newsday, The Des Moines Register, and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

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