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Pope Francis's Tough Words In Mexico Won't Create 'Miracle'
Pope Francis delighted many in Mexico by taking political and religious leaders to task, but he also stayed silent on thorny issues such as pedophilia scandals and high-profile crimes during his trip.
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The Holy Meal: How Does Pope Francis Like His Food?
Chef Ibarra of a local restaurant in Mexico embraced a similar challenge when he got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to cook a meal for Pope Francis at his restaurant.
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Pope Concludes Mexico Trip With Visits To Prison, US Border
Pope Francis was wrapping up his trip to Mexico today with some of his most anticipated events: a visit in a Ciudad Juarez prison just days after a riot in another lockup killed 49 inmates and a stop at the Texas border when immigration is a hot issue for the US presidential campaign.
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Pope Francis Loses His Cool With Person Who Almost Knocked Him Down
Pope Francis, who is usually calm and accommodating with his admirers, clearly lost his temper with a person who pulled on him so hard that he fell onto a child on a wheel chair.
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Pope Francis To Visit Mexican State Ravaged By Brutal Drug Violence
Pope Francis takes his Mexican tour to the country's gang-infested heartland on Tuesday to bolster a message of peace and reconciliation in the face of a decade of bloodletting that the government has been unable to stop.
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Pope Francis Courts Indigenous Mexicans As Catholic Fervour Fades
Pope Francis embraced the people of Mexico's poor indigenous south on Monday, denouncing their "systemic" exclusion from society and encouraging the use of native languages in Catholic worship in a bid to stem a tide of Protestant conversions.
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In Poor, Violent Enclave Of 'Saint Death', Pope Slams Mexico's Rich
Celebrating Mass for more than 300,000 people in one of Mexico's poorest and most dangerous cities, Pope Francis on Sunday took a swipe at the country's rich and corrupt elite .
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Pope Gives Tough Love To Mexico's Political, Church Elite
Pope Francis challenged Mexico's political and ecclesial elites on Saturday to provide their people with security, justice and courageous pastoral care to confront the drug-inspired violence and corruption that are wracking the country, delivering a tough-love message to Mexico's ruling classes on his first full day in the country.
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Pope In Mexico After Historic Talks With Russian Patriarch
Mexico greeted Pope Francis on Friday with mariachi music and throngs of Catholic faithful lining the streets after he held historic talks with the head of the Russian Orthodox Church in Cuba.
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Pope Heads For Historic Encounter With Russian Patriarch
Pope Francis headed to Cuba on Friday looking to heal a 1,000-year-old rift in Christianity before embarking on a tour of Mexico dominated by modern day problems of drug-related violence and migration.
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Mexicans To Light Pope Francis's Route With Mobile Phones
Worshipers will line the roadside holding up their mobile telephones to light the way for Pope Francis when he arrives on his visit to Mexico next week, organizers said Sunday.
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Pope Francis To Hold Historic Meeting In Cuba With Russian Orthodox Church Head: Vatican
Pope Francis will stop in Cuba on his way to Mexico next week to hold a historic meeting with Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Vatican said today.
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Pope Francis to Visit Mexico in 2016
Pope Francis plans to make his first official trip to Mexico next year, a Vatican spokesman said on Tuesday, announcing the Argentine pontiff's latest visit to the Americas.
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Pope Francis: the man who won over the world in five minutes
Never has a leader of the Roman Catholic Church become as popular in as short a time as Pope Francis did when he humbly asked the crowd gathered in St Peter's Square on March 13 last year to pray for him.
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US freeze shows no sign of weekend melt after deadly storm, several dead
Snow, sleet, and freezing rain are forecast to hit the eastern United States this weekend, and temperatures will stay below zero in the west, the National Weather Service said, after a deadly winter storm slammed the nation's midsection on Friday.
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Pope Francis's Tough Words In Mexico Won't Create 'Miracle'
Pope Francis delighted many in Mexico by taking political and religious leaders to task, but he also stayed silent on thorny issues such as pedophilia scandals and high-profile crimes during his trip.
-
The Holy Meal: How Does Pope Francis Like His Food?
Chef Ibarra of a local restaurant in Mexico embraced a similar challenge when he got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to cook a meal for Pope Francis at his restaurant.
-
Pope Concludes Mexico Trip With Visits To Prison, US Border
Pope Francis was wrapping up his trip to Mexico today with some of his most anticipated events: a visit in a Ciudad Juarez prison just days after a riot in another lockup killed 49 inmates and a stop at the Texas border when immigration is a hot issue for the US presidential campaign.
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Pope Francis Loses His Cool With Person Who Almost Knocked Him Down
Pope Francis, who is usually calm and accommodating with his admirers, clearly lost his temper with a person who pulled on him so hard that he fell onto a child on a wheel chair.
-
Pope Francis To Visit Mexican State Ravaged By Brutal Drug Violence
Pope Francis takes his Mexican tour to the country's gang-infested heartland on Tuesday to bolster a message of peace and reconciliation in the face of a decade of bloodletting that the government has been unable to stop.
-
Pope Francis Courts Indigenous Mexicans As Catholic Fervour Fades
Pope Francis embraced the people of Mexico's poor indigenous south on Monday, denouncing their "systemic" exclusion from society and encouraging the use of native languages in Catholic worship in a bid to stem a tide of Protestant conversions.
-
In Poor, Violent Enclave Of 'Saint Death', Pope Slams Mexico's Rich
Celebrating Mass for more than 300,000 people in one of Mexico's poorest and most dangerous cities, Pope Francis on Sunday took a swipe at the country's rich and corrupt elite .
-
Pope Gives Tough Love To Mexico's Political, Church Elite
Pope Francis challenged Mexico's political and ecclesial elites on Saturday to provide their people with security, justice and courageous pastoral care to confront the drug-inspired violence and corruption that are wracking the country, delivering a tough-love message to Mexico's ruling classes on his first full day in the country.
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Pope In Mexico After Historic Talks With Russian Patriarch
Mexico greeted Pope Francis on Friday with mariachi music and throngs of Catholic faithful lining the streets after he held historic talks with the head of the Russian Orthodox Church in Cuba.
-
Pope Heads For Historic Encounter With Russian Patriarch
Pope Francis headed to Cuba on Friday looking to heal a 1,000-year-old rift in Christianity before embarking on a tour of Mexico dominated by modern day problems of drug-related violence and migration.
-
Mexicans To Light Pope Francis's Route With Mobile Phones
Worshipers will line the roadside holding up their mobile telephones to light the way for Pope Francis when he arrives on his visit to Mexico next week, organizers said Sunday.
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Pope Francis To Hold Historic Meeting In Cuba With Russian Orthodox Church Head: Vatican
Pope Francis will stop in Cuba on his way to Mexico next week to hold a historic meeting with Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Vatican said today.
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Pope Francis to Visit Mexico in 2016
Pope Francis plans to make his first official trip to Mexico next year, a Vatican spokesman said on Tuesday, announcing the Argentine pontiff's latest visit to the Americas.
-
Pope Francis: the man who won over the world in five minutes
Never has a leader of the Roman Catholic Church become as popular in as short a time as Pope Francis did when he humbly asked the crowd gathered in St Peter's Square on March 13 last year to pray for him.
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US freeze shows no sign of weekend melt after deadly storm, several dead
Snow, sleet, and freezing rain are forecast to hit the eastern United States this weekend, and temperatures will stay below zero in the west, the National Weather Service said, after a deadly winter storm slammed the nation's midsection on Friday.
