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Father John, in northern China, said he felt Xi had become "another Mao" Zedong.
Downed power lines are seen Oct. 24 in Las Marias, Puerto Rico, more than one month after Hurricane Maria devastated the island. (CNS photo/Bob Roller)
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Two leading bishops urged Catholics and all people of goodwill to show support of "our brothers and sisters in such dire need."
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For 50 years, Nicholas Black Elk led others to Christ, often melding his Lakota culture into his Christian life.
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The Justice Department said it was about to appeal a lower court decision allowing the teen to have an abortion when it realized she had already had the procedure earlier that day.
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Cardinal Ricardo Blazquez Perez of Valladolid, president of the Spanish bishops' conference, expressed sadness for the Catalonian declaration of independence.
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"This action is not humane," Bishop Tamayo said.
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The aid will go to "faith-based and private organizations" to help those who are persecuted in the region, according to Vice President Mike Pence.
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Voting was postponed to Oct. 28 because of security challenges.
A woman prays during a pro-life demonstration outside the Planned Parenthood-Margaret Sanger Health Center in New York City Feb. 11. (CNS photo/Andrew Kelly, Reuters)
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WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The head of the Susan B. Anthony List said the pro-life organization "was deeply saddened to learn that Jane Doe's child has been aborted," referring to an immigrant teen from Central America in federal detention in Brownsville, Texas.

The American Civil Liberties Union supported an abortion for the 17-year-old, who is in the country illegally and identified only as Jane Doe. The Trump administration challenged the ACLU and the case ended up in the courts, ultimately making its way to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

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"The tax system should be continually evaluated in terms of its impact on the poor."