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US Catholics Welcome Pope's Love Treatise But Want Clarity
When retired New York City teacher Rosalie Frangella's marriage ended in the 1980s, she might one day have hoped to wed again - except for the big money that her local Catholic church wanted in order to issue her with an annulment.
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Fiat Used By Pope In New York Fetches $300,000
A four-door hatchback Pope Francis used while visiting New York in September has fetched $300,000 at auction, said the website that held the sale.
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Fiat Used By Pope Francis In New York Is Available At Auction
It's a rare chance to own a mini-Popemobile, but the price tag of the four-door hatchback is steep: $195,000 as of Wednesday, with a day to go in bidding.
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Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne Sell Cricket to New Yorkers
Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne are two of the world's best cricket players, which means little to the bulk of Americans. But to those with roots in India, Australia or other cricket-loving lands, spotting them on the street is like a serendipitous encounter with Michael Jordan, Pope Francis and Taylor Swift.
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Pope Francis Met Secretly in United States With Anti-Gay Marriage County Clerk: Report
Pope Francis met secretly while in the United States with a Kentucky county clerk who defied a court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, The New York Times reported Wednesday, citing her lawyer.
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Pope Wraps Up Historic US Tour in Philadelphia
Pope Francis wraps up a six-day historic tour of the United States today, having electrified Americans with a message of respecting immigrants, protecting the environment and sharing wealth.
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Pope Francis Prays At 9/11 Memorial After United Nations Speech
Pope Francis on Friday made an emotional visit to the 9/11 Memorial in New York to lead prayers for peace after calling for a more humane global system in a speech at the United Nations.
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Pope Gives Fiat a Jumpstart in America
There's a black Fiat 500L sitting beside the highway outside Safford Fiat outside Washington with the doors open. It isn't the pope's, but Mark Cowdin, the general sales manager there, thinks he can sell it all the same.
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Pope Francis Addresses UN General Assembly: Highlights
Pope Francis today addressed the world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly. He made a strong pitch for the conservation of the environment and said "no man has the right to abuse it". It is for the first time that a Pope has spoken at the global summit. Here are the highlights of his much awaited speech:
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Pope Praises Nuns as 'Women of Strength' After Vatican Probe
Pope Francis heaped praise on Catholic nuns on Thursday in his first New York appearance, calling them "women of strength," in a move to salve wounds opened by his predecessor who had launched a probe into what he had regarded as radical feminists. .
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Pope Francis Expresses Solidarity With Muslims After Stampede
Pope Francis on Thursday used his first public remarks since arriving in New York to express solidarity with Muslims after a devastating stampede in Saudi Arabia.
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9/11 Memorial: Hindu, Sikh Leaders to Share Stage With Pope Francis
A Hindu community leader and two prominent Sikhs will be among a select group of inter-faith leaders who will participate in a prayer service led by Pope Francis during his visit to the 9/11 memorial in New York this week.
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Pop-Up Popes, Lego Basilica Welcome Francis to US
Pope selfies, a basilica made of Lego, even pope-themed toast: Pope Francis has been popping up all over the northeastern United States ahead of his visit next week.
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Unprecedented US Security Operation for Pope Francis
Next week's visit by Pope Francis presents an unprecedented security challenge to US authorities, particularly in New York where his heavy schedule coincides with 170 leaders descending on the United Nations.
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Malala Yousafzai in Time's 'most influential' list
Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani school girl and advocate for girls' education who survived a would-be assassin's bullet, is among the 100 most influential people in the world, Time magazine said today.
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US Catholics Welcome Pope's Love Treatise But Want Clarity
When retired New York City teacher Rosalie Frangella's marriage ended in the 1980s, she might one day have hoped to wed again - except for the big money that her local Catholic church wanted in order to issue her with an annulment.
-
Fiat Used By Pope In New York Fetches $300,000
A four-door hatchback Pope Francis used while visiting New York in September has fetched $300,000 at auction, said the website that held the sale.
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Fiat Used By Pope Francis In New York Is Available At Auction
It's a rare chance to own a mini-Popemobile, but the price tag of the four-door hatchback is steep: $195,000 as of Wednesday, with a day to go in bidding.
-
Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne Sell Cricket to New Yorkers
Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne are two of the world's best cricket players, which means little to the bulk of Americans. But to those with roots in India, Australia or other cricket-loving lands, spotting them on the street is like a serendipitous encounter with Michael Jordan, Pope Francis and Taylor Swift.
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Pope Francis Met Secretly in United States With Anti-Gay Marriage County Clerk: Report
Pope Francis met secretly while in the United States with a Kentucky county clerk who defied a court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, The New York Times reported Wednesday, citing her lawyer.
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Pope Wraps Up Historic US Tour in Philadelphia
Pope Francis wraps up a six-day historic tour of the United States today, having electrified Americans with a message of respecting immigrants, protecting the environment and sharing wealth.
-
Pope Francis Prays At 9/11 Memorial After United Nations Speech
Pope Francis on Friday made an emotional visit to the 9/11 Memorial in New York to lead prayers for peace after calling for a more humane global system in a speech at the United Nations.
-
Pope Gives Fiat a Jumpstart in America
There's a black Fiat 500L sitting beside the highway outside Safford Fiat outside Washington with the doors open. It isn't the pope's, but Mark Cowdin, the general sales manager there, thinks he can sell it all the same.
-
Pope Francis Addresses UN General Assembly: Highlights
Pope Francis today addressed the world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly. He made a strong pitch for the conservation of the environment and said "no man has the right to abuse it". It is for the first time that a Pope has spoken at the global summit. Here are the highlights of his much awaited speech:
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Pope Praises Nuns as 'Women of Strength' After Vatican Probe
Pope Francis heaped praise on Catholic nuns on Thursday in his first New York appearance, calling them "women of strength," in a move to salve wounds opened by his predecessor who had launched a probe into what he had regarded as radical feminists. .
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Pope Francis Expresses Solidarity With Muslims After Stampede
Pope Francis on Thursday used his first public remarks since arriving in New York to express solidarity with Muslims after a devastating stampede in Saudi Arabia.
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9/11 Memorial: Hindu, Sikh Leaders to Share Stage With Pope Francis
A Hindu community leader and two prominent Sikhs will be among a select group of inter-faith leaders who will participate in a prayer service led by Pope Francis during his visit to the 9/11 memorial in New York this week.
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Pop-Up Popes, Lego Basilica Welcome Francis to US
Pope selfies, a basilica made of Lego, even pope-themed toast: Pope Francis has been popping up all over the northeastern United States ahead of his visit next week.
-
Unprecedented US Security Operation for Pope Francis
Next week's visit by Pope Francis presents an unprecedented security challenge to US authorities, particularly in New York where his heavy schedule coincides with 170 leaders descending on the United Nations.
-
Malala Yousafzai in Time's 'most influential' list
Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani school girl and advocate for girls' education who survived a would-be assassin's bullet, is among the 100 most influential people in the world, Time magazine said today.
