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FaithIn All Things
Valerie Schultz
Three huge bags of baby clothes! My baby is 25. Why have I saved these things?
Pope Francis meets Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a private audience at the Vatican on May 29. (CNS photo/Ettore Ferrari, Reuters pool)
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Cindy Wooden - Catholic News Service
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he asked Pope Francis to help Canadians "move forward on a real reconciliation" with the country's indigenous people.
Illustration by Andrew Zbihlyj
FaithFaith in Focus
Paul Wilkes
“Yes, some are H.I.V.-positive, but what is that?” asks Sister Agie. “They are precious children; they have their whole life before them.”
Cardinals attend a consistory led by Pope Francis as he names 20 new cardinals at the Vatican on Feb. 12, 2015. Photo courtesy of Reuters/Alessandro Bianchi
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Christopher Lamb - Religion News Service
Francis has also overturned the tradition of choosing bishops who are in charge of prestigious dioceses or Vatican departments as cardinals.
Cardinal-designate Louis-Marie Ling Mangkhanekhoun, apostolic vicar of Pakse, Laos, places his hands on a new bishop during a 2010 ordination Mass. (CNS CNS photo/UCAN handout via EPA)
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Catholic News Service
Cardinal-designate Louis-Marie Ling Mangkhanekhoun, who will become the first cardinal from Laos, is an ethnic Khmu, a hill tribe from northern Laos and southern China.
Archbishop Juan Jose Omella of Barcelona, Spain, pictured in a 2016 photo, is one of five new cardinals Pope Francis will create at a June 28 consistory. (CNS photo/Marta Perez, EPA)
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Junno Arocho Esteves - Catholic News Service
Although past archbishops from Barcelona have been named cardinals, Archbishop Omella said he was still surprised by the announcement.