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Rio's Christ the Redeemer Statue glows green to help kickoff the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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The Brazilian bishops' conference has given the government and 2014 FIFA World Cup organizers a "red card" for putting the competition above the Brazilian people's basic needs.In soccer, a "red card" is given to players who commit serious fouls and are expelled from the g
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Church leaders in northern Iraq struggled to find shelter for Christians who were among hundreds of thousands who fled Mosul, the country's second-largest city, after Islamist forces took over much of the town, a Chaldean Catholic archbishop said.Christians began fleeing early on June 9, Archbis
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Cardinal supports offer of amnesty to Boko Haram insurgents who stop fighting.
Pope Francis and Israel's President Shimon Peres talk after planting an olive tree as a symbol for peace after their meeting at the president's residence on May 26.
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Pope Francis' June 8 meeting with the Israeli and Palestinian presidents will be a religious, not a political, occasion and should not raise hopes for immediate resumption of peace talks between the two nations, said the principal coordinator of the gathering. "No one presumes that peace wi
Prem Kumar, S.J.
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Security forces in Afghanistan have arrested a total of three men in connection with the kidnapping of a Jesuit priest from India. The arrests, announced by an Afghan government official, include a man taken into custody on June 4 while two others were detained on June 5 in connection with the disap
Archbishop Neary of Tuam
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Ireland investigates report of babies buried at former religious home.
Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga
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The world financial system "has been built as a new idolatry," charged Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, at a June 3 forum in Washington sponsored by The Catholic University of America's Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies.During his keynote
Pope Francis kneels as the crowd prays over him by singing and speaking in tongues during an encounter with more than 50,000 Catholic charismatics at the Olympic Stadium in Rome on June 1.
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50,000 pray for the once-skeptical Pope, sing and speak in tongues
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White House expects 60,000 children to cross border this year.
Archbishop Charles J. Brown, apostolic nuncio to Ireland, is pictured being greeted by retired Pope Benedict XVI in 2010.
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Young people are helping lead a rebirth of the Catholic Church in Ireland, said the American-born papal nuncio serving in the country. Archbishop Charles J. Brown described the rebirth as the spring after 20 years of winter, saying he sees "green shoots.""You see a renewed enthusiasm