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Pope Francis is returning to Assisi, 30 years after the first interfaith World Day of Prayer for Peace
Gerard O’Connell
August 18, 2016
The pope is expected to reaffirm the vital contribution that different religions can make to peace in the 21st century.
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Catholic millennials don't go to Mass much, but they still give up meat during Lent.
Michael J. O’Loughlin
August 18, 2016
Some Catholic habits are proving stickier than others for millennials.
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Are L.G.B.T. students welcome at Christian colleges? In California, the signals are mixed.
Jim McDermott
August 18, 2016
Can a student be expelled based on who they are in a relationship with?
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At the Vatican, French president thanks Pope Francis for his support after recent terror attacks
Gerard O’Connell
August 17, 2016
After years of frosty relations between France and the Holy See, François Hollande speaks from his heart to a pope who much prefers this attitude
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Pope Francis appoints Bishop Kevin Farrell of Dallas to head new department for laity
Gerard O’Connell
August 17, 2016
Bishop Kevin Farrell is known as a pastor “with the smell of the sheep.”
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Was the brutal slaying of two men leaving a N.Y. mosque a hate crime?
Kevin Clarke
August 16, 2016
The killings have stoked fear and anger in the largely Bangladeshi Muslim community in Queens and Brooklyn.
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