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Teenager From New Jersey Pleads Guilty In Plot To Assassinate Pope Francis
A New Jersey teen pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to terrorists in what media called an ISIS-inspired effort to kill Pope Francis in 2015 during a public Mass in Philadelphia, according to a statement by federal prosecutors.
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Pope Francis Fiat Up For Auction In Philadelphia
It was the tiny car that whisked Pope Francis around Philadelphia and wowed Americans reared on gas-guzzling automobiles. Now it's being offered for auction to lesser mortals with deep pockets.
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Pope Francis Met "Baby Pope,'' Reacted the Same Way You Will When You See This
Pope Francis, who made Philadelphia the final stop on his 10-day tour of USA last weekend, was thrilled to spot a miniature version of himself in the crowd lining either side of the city's Ben Franklin Parkway as he drove past.
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God Weeps, Pope Francis Says, After Meeting Clergy Sex Abuse Victims
Pope Francis confronted the sexual abuse of children by Roman Catholic clergy on the final day of his first U.S. visit on Sunday, meeting with five adults abused as children and vowing to hold accountable those involved in the crimes and cover-ups.
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Pope Francis Meets Victims of Clergy Sex Abuse, Says 'God Weeps' for Them
Pope Francis has met victims of clergy sex abuse and vowed to hold responsible all involved in abuse and cover-ups, he said in Philadelphia on Sunday, the last day of his first visit to the United States.
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Pope Francis to Meet Prisoners at End of Immigration-Focused United States Visit
Pope Francis was set to meet with his bishops and a group of inmates at a Pennsylvania prison on Sunday before saying Mass for an expected crowd of 1.5 million people on the final day of his historic visit to the United States.
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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 Shines Light on US Prison Crisis
When he visits a Philadelphia jail on Sunday, Pope Francis will offer the world a glimpse into America's broken prison system, where overcrowding and long-term solitary confinement have become commonplace.
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In Philadelphia, Pope Francis Urges Laity to Strengthen Church
Pope Francis on Saturday highlighted the need for ordinary Catholics, especially women, to help fortify the Church in the future, as he embarked on the final leg of his triumphal US tour in Philadelphia.
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Pope Francis in Philadelphia on Final Leg of US Tour
Pope Francis arrived in Philadelphia Saturday for the final leg of his triumphal tour of the United States, with hundreds of thousands expected to turn out for his weekend visit focused on families.
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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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Hopes Grow for Pope Francis Visit to US in 2015
Hopes grew on Friday that Pope Francis will pay his first-ever papal visit to the United States in 2015 after a senior cleric said he'd be attending a major Catholic event in Philadelphia.
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Teenager From New Jersey Pleads Guilty In Plot To Assassinate Pope Francis
A New Jersey teen pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to terrorists in what media called an ISIS-inspired effort to kill Pope Francis in 2015 during a public Mass in Philadelphia, according to a statement by federal prosecutors.
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Pope Francis Fiat Up For Auction In Philadelphia
It was the tiny car that whisked Pope Francis around Philadelphia and wowed Americans reared on gas-guzzling automobiles. Now it's being offered for auction to lesser mortals with deep pockets.
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Pope Francis Met "Baby Pope,'' Reacted the Same Way You Will When You See This
Pope Francis, who made Philadelphia the final stop on his 10-day tour of USA last weekend, was thrilled to spot a miniature version of himself in the crowd lining either side of the city's Ben Franklin Parkway as he drove past.
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God Weeps, Pope Francis Says, After Meeting Clergy Sex Abuse Victims
Pope Francis confronted the sexual abuse of children by Roman Catholic clergy on the final day of his first U.S. visit on Sunday, meeting with five adults abused as children and vowing to hold accountable those involved in the crimes and cover-ups.
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Pope Francis Meets Victims of Clergy Sex Abuse, Says 'God Weeps' for Them
Pope Francis has met victims of clergy sex abuse and vowed to hold responsible all involved in abuse and cover-ups, he said in Philadelphia on Sunday, the last day of his first visit to the United States.
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Pope Francis to Meet Prisoners at End of Immigration-Focused United States Visit
Pope Francis was set to meet with his bishops and a group of inmates at a Pennsylvania prison on Sunday before saying Mass for an expected crowd of 1.5 million people on the final day of his historic visit to the United States.
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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 Shines Light on US Prison Crisis
When he visits a Philadelphia jail on Sunday, Pope Francis will offer the world a glimpse into America's broken prison system, where overcrowding and long-term solitary confinement have become commonplace.
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In Philadelphia, Pope Francis Urges Laity to Strengthen Church
Pope Francis on Saturday highlighted the need for ordinary Catholics, especially women, to help fortify the Church in the future, as he embarked on the final leg of his triumphal US tour in Philadelphia.
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Pope Francis in Philadelphia on Final Leg of US Tour
Pope Francis arrived in Philadelphia Saturday for the final leg of his triumphal tour of the United States, with hundreds of thousands expected to turn out for his weekend visit focused on families.
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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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Hopes Grow for Pope Francis Visit to US in 2015
Hopes grew on Friday that Pope Francis will pay his first-ever papal visit to the United States in 2015 after a senior cleric said he'd be attending a major Catholic event in Philadelphia.
