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"Still Not Well With Flu": 'Breathless' Pope Asks Aide To Deliver Address
Pope Francis presided over his weekly audience Wednesday despite the flu that caused him to abandon his attendance at UN climate talks in Dubai, but asked an aide to deliver his reading for him.
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Mexico President Wants PM Modi, Pope, UN Chief To Head This Panel: Report
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is planning to submit a written proposal to the UN to create a commission, made up of three world leaders, including PM Modi, to promote a world truce for a period of five years, MSN web portal reported.
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"Impotency Of UN": Pope As He Kisses Flag From Ukraine Mass Grave Town
Pope Francis on Wednesday condemned "the massacre of Bucha" and kissed a Ukrainian flag sent from the town where tied bodies shot at close range littered the streets after Russian troops withdrew and bodies poked out of a mass grave at a church.
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Pope Francis Warns Of "Unprecedented" Climate Crisis Ahead Of UN Summit
World leaders meeting later this month for a UN climate summit must offer solutions to an "unprecedented ecological crisis", Pope Francis warned on Monday.
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Pope Francis Rejects "Erosion Of Multilateralism" In UN Speech
Pope Francis warned world leaders on Friday against a growing breakdown of multilateralism, appealing in a speech to the United Nations for an end to what he called a global "climate of distrust."
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Donald Trump, Kim Jong Un Meeting Raises Hopes For Peace: Pope
Pope Francis praised on Sunday the meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and said he hoped it would lead to peace.
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Kim Jong Un Has Invited The Pope To North Korea, Says South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has invited Pope Francis to Pyongyang, South Korea's presidential Blue House said on Tuesday.
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In Pope's Christmas Greeting, A Message Seen For Donald Trump
Pope Francis used his Christmas message on Monday to call for a negotiated two-state solution to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, after U.S. President Donald Trump stoked regional tensions with his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Pope Francis Apologises For Church's Role In 1994 Rwanda Genocide
Pope Francis asked for forgiveness on Monday for the "sins and failings of the Church" during Rwanda's 1994 genocide, saying he hoped his apology would help heal the African state's wounds.
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'Feed People, Not Wars,' Pope Says In Address To UN Food Agency
Pope Francis on Monday condemned the use of hunger as a "weapon of war" and lamented the fact that it was easier to move weapons across borders than the aid needed to keep civilians alive.
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Pope Francis Backs UN Efforts To End Conflicts In Syria, Libya
Pope Francis offered his full support for UN efforts to end the conflicts in Syria and Libya in his Christmas message today.
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Dialogue Only Way Forward for Improving Indo-Pak Relations: Ban-Ki-moon
Improved relations between India and Pakistan could create a more conducive environment for the two nations to stem the threat posed by terrorism, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said, asserting that dialogue is the only way for them to resolve the differences.
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Pope Francis Visits Poor and Young in Kenya Slum on Africa Tour
Pope Francis won a rapturous welcome today as he visited a congested Kenyan slum to convey a message of solidarity with the poor and underprivileged, a highlight of his three-nation Africa tour.
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Failure of Paris Climate Summit Would Be 'Catastrophic': Pope Francis
It would be "catastrophic" if vested interests were to prevent world leaders from reaching agreement on curbing global warming at the upcoming UN climate conference in Paris, Pope Francis said today.
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Pope Takes Environmental, Social Messages to Africa
Pope Francis heads to Africa for the first time today on a trip aimed at pushing the key themes of his papacy but also fraught with security concerns.
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"Still Not Well With Flu": 'Breathless' Pope Asks Aide To Deliver Address
Pope Francis presided over his weekly audience Wednesday despite the flu that caused him to abandon his attendance at UN climate talks in Dubai, but asked an aide to deliver his reading for him.
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Mexico President Wants PM Modi, Pope, UN Chief To Head This Panel: Report
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is planning to submit a written proposal to the UN to create a commission, made up of three world leaders, including PM Modi, to promote a world truce for a period of five years, MSN web portal reported.
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"Impotency Of UN": Pope As He Kisses Flag From Ukraine Mass Grave Town
Pope Francis on Wednesday condemned "the massacre of Bucha" and kissed a Ukrainian flag sent from the town where tied bodies shot at close range littered the streets after Russian troops withdrew and bodies poked out of a mass grave at a church.
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Pope Francis Warns Of "Unprecedented" Climate Crisis Ahead Of UN Summit
World leaders meeting later this month for a UN climate summit must offer solutions to an "unprecedented ecological crisis", Pope Francis warned on Monday.
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Pope Francis Rejects "Erosion Of Multilateralism" In UN Speech
Pope Francis warned world leaders on Friday against a growing breakdown of multilateralism, appealing in a speech to the United Nations for an end to what he called a global "climate of distrust."
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Donald Trump, Kim Jong Un Meeting Raises Hopes For Peace: Pope
Pope Francis praised on Sunday the meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and said he hoped it would lead to peace.
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Kim Jong Un Has Invited The Pope To North Korea, Says South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has invited Pope Francis to Pyongyang, South Korea's presidential Blue House said on Tuesday.
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In Pope's Christmas Greeting, A Message Seen For Donald Trump
Pope Francis used his Christmas message on Monday to call for a negotiated two-state solution to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, after U.S. President Donald Trump stoked regional tensions with his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Pope Francis Apologises For Church's Role In 1994 Rwanda Genocide
Pope Francis asked for forgiveness on Monday for the "sins and failings of the Church" during Rwanda's 1994 genocide, saying he hoped his apology would help heal the African state's wounds.
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'Feed People, Not Wars,' Pope Says In Address To UN Food Agency
Pope Francis on Monday condemned the use of hunger as a "weapon of war" and lamented the fact that it was easier to move weapons across borders than the aid needed to keep civilians alive.
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Pope Francis Backs UN Efforts To End Conflicts In Syria, Libya
Pope Francis offered his full support for UN efforts to end the conflicts in Syria and Libya in his Christmas message today.
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Dialogue Only Way Forward for Improving Indo-Pak Relations: Ban-Ki-moon
Improved relations between India and Pakistan could create a more conducive environment for the two nations to stem the threat posed by terrorism, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said, asserting that dialogue is the only way for them to resolve the differences.
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Pope Francis Visits Poor and Young in Kenya Slum on Africa Tour
Pope Francis won a rapturous welcome today as he visited a congested Kenyan slum to convey a message of solidarity with the poor and underprivileged, a highlight of his three-nation Africa tour.
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Failure of Paris Climate Summit Would Be 'Catastrophic': Pope Francis
It would be "catastrophic" if vested interests were to prevent world leaders from reaching agreement on curbing global warming at the upcoming UN climate conference in Paris, Pope Francis said today.
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Pope Takes Environmental, Social Messages to Africa
Pope Francis heads to Africa for the first time today on a trip aimed at pushing the key themes of his papacy but also fraught with security concerns.
