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Claire Esther Davis, 17, was gravely wounded
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Shock and sadness grip families of Arapahoe High School.
Happy birthday Papa!
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As part of a low-key celebration of his 77th birthday, Pope Francis celebrated morning Mass and had breakfast with three people who live on the streets near the Vatican. A small dog, belonging to one of the homeless men, was also on the guest list.The pope requested that the daily morning Mass held
Protests in Kiev
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Is a new East/West divide emerging in Europe?
Also confirms white hair like Santa's
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In another wide-ranging interview with an Italian journalist, Pope Francis denied he was a Marxist but said he took no offense at the label; dismissed the notion of women cardinals; and reflected on Christmas as an occasion of joy, tenderness and hope.The pope made his remarks in an interview with A
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The global "wave of prayer" to eradicate hunger reached the U.S. Capitol with participants in an interfaith prayer service asking God to guide all people to better see and understand the needs of people living in poverty.During the noontime service on Dec. 10, many of the prayers focused o
Protesting 'fracking' in Ohio
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Families fight 'fracking' natural gas in West Virginia, Ohio and other affected states
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Catholic leaders in the Central African Republic spoke of a humanitarian crisis and criticized attempts to fuel interreligious clashes in their nation.Msgr. Cyriaque Gbate Doumalo, secretary-general of the nation's Catholic bishops' conference, told Catholic News Service on Dec. 11 that thou
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Protest is "very much a spiritual movement," said Ukranian Bishop Borys Gudziak.
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The service was said to have been one of the biggest gatherings of world leaders.
Wages of Sin?
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When fast-food workers across the country walked off their jobs demanding higher wages on Dec. 5, their actions should have caught the attention of the nation's Catholics, say those who stress that the call for a living wage echoes long-standing Catholic social teaching.Christine Firer Hinze, th