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Pope, Cardinals Push Dramatic Reform of Roman Curia
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The pope and his council are laying out plans to overhaul the Roman Curia completely.
Overlooking Assisi: On Oct. 4, Pope Francis made his first pilgrimage as pope to the birthplace of his namesake
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Renounce the ‘Spirit of the World’
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On Oct. 4 Pope Francis called on the whole church to imitate St. Francis of Assisi.
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Obligation to Protect Not a License for War
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An international obligation to intervene in situations of war or widespread violations of human rights does not mean a country or group of countries can decide to take military action inside another nation, said the Vatican’s foreign minister. “The responsibility to protect” is not
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Chaos in Central African Republic
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A Catholic religious order has urged international action to stem “uncontrolled lawlessness” in the Central African Republic after one of its Italian missionaries was threatened with death by rebel soldiers. “Let us pray that peace may return in this country torn apart by different
At prayer in Cuba
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News Briefs
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On Sept. 30 Pope Francis announced he would declare his two predecessors Blessed John XXIII and John Paul II saints at a single ceremony on April 27. • In the largest donation in Georgetown University's history, the alumnus Frank H. McCourt Jr. has contributed $100 million to create the McC
Work of Little Hands: A boy carries timber destined for a mine tunnel in the Philippines
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Dramatic Decline Continues in Child Labor
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The global number of child laborers has fallen by a third since 2000.
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