By OLIVER GODWIN AND ANDREA WORHOL

As Ms Warholl has been showing her work-in-progress Tarot deck recnetly, a number of questions have come up regarding it, and I am delighted to present a second article as a follow-up to yesterday's story, explaining things that will increase my reader's knowledge of this interesting project. In particular, a number of people have expressed concern over the interpretation of the Tarot, and how it might be connected with unholy mysticism. Thus, I have spoken with Ms Warhol, and done some research of my own, in order to enlighten my readers.

By OLIVER GODWIN

Today marked the second day of mourning for the pope; in his memory, people gathered in the Sistine Chapel, and major world figures once again gave speeches; additionally, the art panel that he had organized had its firt meeting. Tonight at the mourning, the speeches took on a more political tone, with the speakers drifting further away from merely praising the pope and more into stating their political positions and how the life of the pope supported those positions.

By CHRISTIAN FRASER, BBC NEWS

They are known as the "Defenders of the Church" and this weekend the Vatican Swiss Guard celebrated 520 years of service.

By GENE KIMBLE

"The rebel uprising in Africa which threatens governmental stability and famine relief missions can only be controlled with international aid," wrote Michael Cardinal Ngozi of Kenya in a press release late Saturday night.

By OLIVER GODWIN

The second in a continuing series aimed at helping people find their way around Rome during this busy week.

By OLIVER GODWIN

Today, the Catholic Church announced that it had Beatified three individuals, recognizing that god had performed miracles through them, and starting them on the path to sainthood. Father DiRocco, an archivist with the Vatican archives and a member of the commission that had been researching the individuals, came to me with the story.

By GENE KIMBLE

The late Pope Adam Paul was recently beatified in a ceremony on Saturday evening. Beatification is the final step before sainthood and acts as a formal claim that the late pope can intercede on behalf of the faithful.