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Pics: King Charles' Coronation Cross To Have Shards From "True Cross"
Pope Francis has gifted fragments believed to be from the True Cross on which Jesus was crucified to form part of a new processional cross which will be used at the coronation of Britain's King Charles next month.
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Here Are the World's Top Philanthropists: Where They Give
Education is the most popular cause among the top philanthropists in the world, according to a study by wealth consultancy Wealth-X and Business Insider. Eighteen out of world's top 20 top philanthropists focused on educational initiatives in their giving, whether operating through their foundations or direct donations, says the study.
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Charles Darwin's Letter on Bible, God Fetches $197,000 at Auction
A handwritten letter in which English naturalist Charles Darwin confesses that he does not believe in Bible as a divine revelation or Jesus Christ as the son of God has fetched a whopping USD 197,000 at an auction in New York.
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Pope Francis Heads to South America to Champion the Poor, the Planet
Pope Francis leaves Rome today for his first trip to Spanish-speaking Latin America, a "homecoming" to a continent where he will champion the rights of the poor and of the planet.
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Ecuador, First Stop on Pope Francis Tour, Highlights Environment Exhortation
It is one of the most biodiverse nations on earth, boasting Amazon rainforest, Andean mountains and the Galapagos Islands, where Charles Darwin formulated his theory of evolution.
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Pope Francis's Philadelphia Mass Set to Draw Huge Crowds
Pope Francis's mass in Philadelphia for the Catholic Church's World Meeting of Families in September is expected to draw up to two million faithful, organisers said today.
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Suspected Gunman Charged With Murder in Attack on Charleston Church
A 21-year-old man has been charged with nine counts of murder for an attack on a historic South Carolina church, local police said today, with media reporting that he had hoped his actions would incite a race war in the United States.
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Suspected Gunman Confesses to Deadly Attack on Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' : Report
A 21-year-old white man confessed to shooting dead nine black people at a historic South Carolina church, and hoped his actions would start a race war in the United States, CNN reported today, citing unnamed law enforcement officials.
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Shooting Reported at Church in Charleston, South Carolina
A shooter opened fire on Wednesday at a church in Charleston, South Carolina, and was still at large, a police official said, following media reports of possible fatalities in the attack.
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Pope won't be lenient with predator priests: ex-prosecutor
Pope Francis will not show leniency towards paedophile priests because truth and justice are more important than protecting the Church, the Vatican's former sex crimes prosecutor said on Saturday.
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Pics: King Charles' Coronation Cross To Have Shards From "True Cross"
Pope Francis has gifted fragments believed to be from the True Cross on which Jesus was crucified to form part of a new processional cross which will be used at the coronation of Britain's King Charles next month.
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Here Are the World's Top Philanthropists: Where They Give
Education is the most popular cause among the top philanthropists in the world, according to a study by wealth consultancy Wealth-X and Business Insider. Eighteen out of world's top 20 top philanthropists focused on educational initiatives in their giving, whether operating through their foundations or direct donations, says the study.
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Charles Darwin's Letter on Bible, God Fetches $197,000 at Auction
A handwritten letter in which English naturalist Charles Darwin confesses that he does not believe in Bible as a divine revelation or Jesus Christ as the son of God has fetched a whopping USD 197,000 at an auction in New York.
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Pope Francis Heads to South America to Champion the Poor, the Planet
Pope Francis leaves Rome today for his first trip to Spanish-speaking Latin America, a "homecoming" to a continent where he will champion the rights of the poor and of the planet.
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Ecuador, First Stop on Pope Francis Tour, Highlights Environment Exhortation
It is one of the most biodiverse nations on earth, boasting Amazon rainforest, Andean mountains and the Galapagos Islands, where Charles Darwin formulated his theory of evolution.
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Pope Francis's Philadelphia Mass Set to Draw Huge Crowds
Pope Francis's mass in Philadelphia for the Catholic Church's World Meeting of Families in September is expected to draw up to two million faithful, organisers said today.
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Suspected Gunman Charged With Murder in Attack on Charleston Church
A 21-year-old man has been charged with nine counts of murder for an attack on a historic South Carolina church, local police said today, with media reporting that he had hoped his actions would incite a race war in the United States.
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Suspected Gunman Confesses to Deadly Attack on Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' : Report
A 21-year-old white man confessed to shooting dead nine black people at a historic South Carolina church, and hoped his actions would start a race war in the United States, CNN reported today, citing unnamed law enforcement officials.
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Shooting Reported at Church in Charleston, South Carolina
A shooter opened fire on Wednesday at a church in Charleston, South Carolina, and was still at large, a police official said, following media reports of possible fatalities in the attack.
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Pope won't be lenient with predator priests: ex-prosecutor
Pope Francis will not show leniency towards paedophile priests because truth and justice are more important than protecting the Church, the Vatican's former sex crimes prosecutor said on Saturday.
