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Cindy Wooden - Catholic News Service
Not only will Pope Francis be the first pope to visit the U.S. Congress, but papal speeches to parliaments of any single nation are extremely rare.
Pope Francis embraces Simone Zanini, 8, while greeting the disabled during his general audience in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican Sept. 2. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
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Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
The complete list of synod participants and papal appointees was released Sept. 15 by the Vatican.
Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez stands before participants at the OneLife LA rally in Los Angeles in January.
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Catholic News Service
"The people of California—especially the poor, the elderly, minorities and the disabled—deserve much better from their leaders," the archbishop said. "And make no mistake, it will be these most vulnerable populations who are going to suffer from this legislation."
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Cindy Wooden - Catholic News Service
A pope needs friends, needs mercy and needs to reach out to all people, Pope Francis said in two radio interviews released in mid-September.
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Vatican Radio
Fundamentalism in any religion 'is a transversal darkness which robs us of an horizon.'
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Nancy Wiechec - Catholic News Service
"We have told the story of the missions in a way that has shown them as harmonious. In reality, conquest does not work that way," said Los Angeles Auxiliary Bishop Edward W. Clark. "We see weakness in our curriculum on the mission era. We want to strengthen that."