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Religious-freedom award to Indonesian leader draws protests
Catholic leaders in Indonesia are protesting the decision of an American foundation to honor the country's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono for his contributions to inter-religious ...
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American missionary priest in Kenya suspended in dispute over control of hospitals
An American missionary priest in Kenya who became embroiled in a legal dispute over the ownership of hospitals has been suspended from the priesthood.
The Maryknoll Society suspended ...
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Pope's liturgical schedule for May-June-July
The Vatican has released the public schedule of liturgical ceremonies at which Pope Francis will preside during the months of May, June, and July 2013.
During the remaining days of May, ...
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Vatican conference focus on new sects, religious movements
About 40 Church officials participated in a May 16 conference at the Vatican on the challenges posed by new sects.
The conference participants, drawn from different Vatican offices and ...
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New Hampshire diocese settles case about priest's questions to boy in confessional
The Manchester, New Hampshire diocese has agreed to pay $2,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a couple who charged that a priest had asked their son inappropriate questions during a ...
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Missionary work is a demand, not an option, for all Christians: Pope
Pope Francis met on May 17 with directors of the Pontifical Missionary Works (POM), and urged them to "keep evangelization, the paradigm of every act of the Church, alive."
The Pope ...
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Cardinal Dolan not questioning governor's Catholic standing, spokesman says
After New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan told a radio interviewer that he has talked directly with Governor Andrew Cuomo about the latter's standing in the Church, a spokesman for the ...
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Italian police arrest suspected 'Anonymous' hackers
Italian police have arrested four suspected members of the internet hackers' collaborative known as "Anonymous," who are believed to be responsible for attacks on the internet sites of the ...
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Dublin's archbishop, Irish prime minister clash on proposed abortion law
Dublin's Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has protested that a proposed change in Ireland's ban on abortion could lead to the death of unborn children who are capable of independent survival ...
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Failure to repent sin is fundamental problem, Pope tells congregation
"The problem is not that we are sinners," Pope Francis told the congregation at his morning Mass on May 17. "The problem is not repenting of sin, not being ashamed of what we have ...
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