Pope On Fundamentalism
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Pope Francis Slams Terrorist Attacks As 'Homicidal Madness'
Pope Francis on Monday condemned terrorist attacks around the world as "homicidal madness" and urged all religious authorities to reassert that "one can never kill in God's name".
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Pope Says Fundamentalism is 'Disease of All Religions'
Pope Francis said Monday that fundamentalism is "a disease of all religions", including the Roman Catholic Church, as he returned from a three-nation tour of Africa in which he preached reconciliation and hope.
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Fundamentalist Terrorism Result of 'Deviant Religion': Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Monday denounced the religious fundamentalism that inspired the Paris massacres and ongoing Mideast conflicts, saying the attackers were enslaved by "deviant forms of religion" that used God as a mere ideological pretext to perpetuate mass killings.
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Pope stresses 'fundamental' importance of women in Church
Pope Francis emphasised the "fundamental" importance of women in the Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday, saying they were the first witnesses of Christ and have a special role in spreading the faith.
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Pope Francis Slams Terrorist Attacks As 'Homicidal Madness'
Pope Francis on Monday condemned terrorist attacks around the world as "homicidal madness" and urged all religious authorities to reassert that "one can never kill in God's name".
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Pope Says Fundamentalism is 'Disease of All Religions'
Pope Francis said Monday that fundamentalism is "a disease of all religions", including the Roman Catholic Church, as he returned from a three-nation tour of Africa in which he preached reconciliation and hope.
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Fundamentalist Terrorism Result of 'Deviant Religion': Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Monday denounced the religious fundamentalism that inspired the Paris massacres and ongoing Mideast conflicts, saying the attackers were enslaved by "deviant forms of religion" that used God as a mere ideological pretext to perpetuate mass killings.
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Pope stresses 'fundamental' importance of women in Church
Pope Francis emphasised the "fundamental" importance of women in the Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday, saying they were the first witnesses of Christ and have a special role in spreading the faith.
