| He wrote "The Dunciad" | 32 |
| He sometimes stays at Castel Gandolfo | 37 |
| Fisherman's Ring wearer | 27 |
| Calixtus III, for example | 25 |
| Bull issuer | 11 |
| Benedict XVI, for one | 21 |
| 18th-century translator of Homer | 32 |
| "Wicked Wasp of Twickenham" | 37 |
| Writer who popularized the saying "To err is human, to forgive divine" | 80 |
| World leader with an eponymous "mobile" | 49 |
| Whom the Swiss Guards guard | 27 |
| Whom the Swiss Guard guard | 26 |
| Wearer of a triple tiara | 24 |
| Venerated visitor | 17 |
| Vatican head | 12 |
| Vatican City leader | 19 |
| Urban, for example | 18 |
| Urban or Innocent | 17 |
| Top Roman Catholic | 18 |
| Tiara-wearing man who's not entirely comfortable with homosexuality | 71 |
| Thimble Theater star | 20 |
| The Wicked Wasp of Twickenham | 29 |
| The Swiss Guards serve him | 26 |
| The most recent one was inaugurated in 2005 | 43 |
| The Holy See resident | 21 |
| The bishop of Rome | 18 |
| Swift contemporary | 18 |
| Successor of St. Peter | 22 |
| St. Symmachus, for one | 22 |
| Source of the line "Hope springs eternal ..." | 55 |
| Source of infallible teachings | 30 |
| See figure 1? | 13 |
| Rome VIP | 8 |
| Rome V.I.P. | 11 |
| Pontifical English poet? | 24 |
| Poet who wrote "To err is human ..." | 46 |
| Poet who wrote "Hope springs eternal in the human breast" | 67 |
| Poet who warned about "a little learning" | 51 |
| Poet Alexander | 14 |
| Pius I, e.g. | 12 |
| Pius or John | 13 |
| Paul, John or Leo | 17 |
| One who pontiff-icates? | 23 |
| One of six Pauls, e.g. | 22 |
| One of five Nicholases | 22 |
| One guarded by the Swiss Guard | 30 |
| Olivia's last name on "Scandal" | 45 |
| Leader who wears the Ring of the Fisherman | 42 |
| John Paul, e.g. | 15 |
| John Paul II's title | 24 |
| John Paul | 9 |
| John or Julius | 14 |
| John Paul or John Paul | 24 |
| It can precede or follow Alexander | 34 |
| Homer translator | 16 |
| Holy See overseer | 17 |
| Historic resignee of 2013 | 25 |
| Head of the Holy See | 20 |
| He wrote "Essay on Man" | 33 |
| Francis or John Paul II, e.g. | 29 |
| Fabian, for one | 15 |
| English poet Alexander | 22 |
| English poet ("The Dunciad") | 38 |
| Conclave choice | 15 |
| Church head | 11 |
| Castel Gandolfo summer resident | 31 |
| Cardinals' manager? | 23 |
| Bull releaser | 13 |
| Bull producer | 13 |
| Benedict XVI, currently | 23 |
| Benedict XIV, e.g. | 18 |
| Benedict I, e.g. | 16 |
| Author of "The Dunciad" | 33 |
| Apostolic Palace resident | 25 |
| Any of 16 Benedicts | 19 |
| Alexander was the fifth | 23 |
| Alexander or John Paul II | 25 |
| Alexander the poet | 19 |
| Adrian or Pius | 14 |
| 18th-century poet Alexander | 27 |
| "Windsor Forest" poet | 31 |
| "Windsor Forest " poet | 32 |
| "Urbi et orbi" speaker | 32 |
| "Pastorals" poet | 26 |
| "Fools rush in" source | 32 |
| "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread" writer | 59 |
| "Essay on Man" writer | 31 |
| "Essay on Man" poet | 29 |
| "An Essay on Man" poet Alexander | 42 |
| "An Essay on Criticism" writer | 40 |
| "An Essay on Criticism" essayist | 42 |
| "An Essay on Criticism" author | 40 |
| ''Essay on Man'' writer | 39 |
| __ Benedict XVI | 15 |
| Vatican leaders | 15 |
| John, Paul and John Paul | 24 |
| John and Paul | 13 |
| Vatican heads | 13 |
| Clement V and Gregory VII | 25 |
| Whom cardinals choose | 21 |