Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday sent a telegram to the Vatican, expressing his condolences over the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. Benedict will be remembered for his courage and commitment for the dialogue among religions, the message said. Orbán recalled his private audience with the pope in 2010, saying the talks on faith, the sanctity of family and of the protection of “our common Christian roots” had shaped his views since. “Now, at a time of bereavement, we join in the prayers and express our heartfelt condolences to the clergy of the Catholic church and its congregation,” Orbán said in the message.