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Brooke Anderson - Catholic News Service
"We're not just going to survive. We're going to live our lives," said Bashir Mattar, the mayor of al-Qaa.
An attendee gestures on July 7 during a national symposium on domestic violence held at The Catholic University of America in Washington. (CNS photo/Dana Rene Bowler, CUA)
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Ana Franco-Guzman - Catholic News Service
"The church should be a place to help the wounded and those who are in battle. We should be willing to stick our necks out and help people who are suffering from this problem."
Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May arrives to attend a cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street, in London, on July 12. Theresa May will become Britain's new Prime Minister on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)
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Jill Lawless - Associated PressDanica Kirka - Associated Press
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale said there had been a "touch of sadness" to the meeting.
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Charmaine Noronha - Associated Press
The vote, an observer worried, was tantamount to a "death sentence" for the church.
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Tom Odula - Associated Press
"I am here to speak for my unheard sisters of Somalia striving for education every day," she said.
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Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
Al-Azhar University is considered the most authoritative theological-academic institution of Sunni Islam.