All the "Tweet" Paus Benedict XVI Removed

The Vatican has removed all existing tweet Twitter account @ Pontifex after Paus Benedict XVI formally resigned as leader of the Catholic Church, Friday (01/03/2013).

Photo: GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP

Quoted from CBSNews, all subsequent tweets are stored and can be accessed through the official website of the Vatican. Digital Archive tweet-tweet will be stored under the title "Paus Benedict XVI".

In addition, the Vatican has also changed the name of the owner of the account to be "Sede Vacante", an expression which indicates the position of the Paus is currently empty. Previously, the name listed on the account is Benedict XVI.

Most likely, the name "Sede Vacante" will be changed back after the new pope has been determined.

Benedict XVI is the first Paus to use Twitter as a medium for delivering messages. He gave a message and serve frequently asked questions on Twitter in nine languages​​, including English, Arabic, French, and Spanish. His account is also divided into nine by the language used.

Some Benedict XVI Twitter message contains a weekly Mass and special messages about events in the world. He was known as a conservative theological outlook.

Benedict XVI's recent Tweets were posted around 23:00 pm, Thursday (02/28/2013). "Thank you for the love and support you. Wish you always experience the joy that comes from Christ in your life," he read.

Of the nine whales account, @ Pontifex is an account that has the most followers with 1,606,697 followers, and has thrown 39 chirp.