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Pope Francis Appreciates India's Aid To Countries During Covid Pandemic
Head of Roman Catholic Church Pope Francis appreciated India's assistance to countries amid the COVID-19 pandemic during his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, Ministry of External Affairs said.
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Jesuits Protest As 83-Year-Old Stan Swamy In Jail For Over 2 Months
The Jesuits -- a Roman Catholic order whose members are known for running some of the best educational institutes in the country are protesting the continued jail custody of Father Stan Swamy under the anti-terror law, UAPA, in the Bhima-Koregaon case.
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Pope Francis Names 13 New Cardinals, Putting His Stamp On Church's Future
Pope Francis, leaving his mark on the Roman Catholic Church into the future, named 13 cardinals from eight countries on Sunday, including nine who are eligible to enter a conclave to elect his successor after his death or resignation.
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Outrage Over Church's Handling Of Sex Abuse Scandals Justified, Says Pope
Pope Francis said on Tuesday that young people around the world were right to feel outrage at the Roman Catholic Church's handling of its sexual abuse scandals as it grapples with a wave of new cases in countries including Chile and Germany
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El Nino Drought Cuts Down On Christmas Lights In Colombia
This year's El Nino weather phenomenon is claiming an unexpected casualty in Colombia: Christmas lights.
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Colombia Court Lets Same-Sex Couples Adopt Children
Colombia's highest court ruled today that same-sex couples can adopt children, lifting the last restriction on gays raising kids.
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Good feelings Toward Catholic Church up in US Since Pope's Visit: Poll
Positive feelings toward the Roman Catholic Church have gone up in the United States since Pope Francis's first visit to the country, according to a Pew Research Centre survey released on Wednesday.
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Pope Francis Heads to Sarajevo With Reconciliation Message
Pope Francis flies into Sarajevo on Saturday bearing a message of reconciliation 20 years after peace accords which ended Bosnia's war but left the country divided on ethnic lines.
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Roman Catholic Church Says No Election Around Pope Francis Visit to Sri Lanka
The Roman Catholic church in Sri Lanka says it has asked the government to ensure that the country's presidential election does not conflict with Pope Francis' visit to the country early next year.
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Iraqi Christians: Threatened and Heading into Exile
Iraqi Christians are again under threat, with tens of thousands that fled after jihadists seized several northern towns on Thursday just the latest wave to seek shelter elsewhere in the country and abroad.
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Goa Deputy Chief Minister Apologises for 'Hindu Country' Remark
Goa's Deputy Chief Minister Francis D'Souza apologized on Monday for his comment that India was already a Hindu nation.
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Pope Francis says Jesus is 'bigger' than World Cup in Brazil
Pope Francis urged young Catholics in Brazil to become "athletes of Christ"yesterday, telling them Jesus offers something "bigger than the World Cup" in the country hosting the 2014 tournament.
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Pope Francis Appreciates India's Aid To Countries During Covid Pandemic
Head of Roman Catholic Church Pope Francis appreciated India's assistance to countries amid the COVID-19 pandemic during his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, Ministry of External Affairs said.
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Jesuits Protest As 83-Year-Old Stan Swamy In Jail For Over 2 Months
The Jesuits -- a Roman Catholic order whose members are known for running some of the best educational institutes in the country are protesting the continued jail custody of Father Stan Swamy under the anti-terror law, UAPA, in the Bhima-Koregaon case.
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Pope Francis Names 13 New Cardinals, Putting His Stamp On Church's Future
Pope Francis, leaving his mark on the Roman Catholic Church into the future, named 13 cardinals from eight countries on Sunday, including nine who are eligible to enter a conclave to elect his successor after his death or resignation.
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Outrage Over Church's Handling Of Sex Abuse Scandals Justified, Says Pope
Pope Francis said on Tuesday that young people around the world were right to feel outrage at the Roman Catholic Church's handling of its sexual abuse scandals as it grapples with a wave of new cases in countries including Chile and Germany
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El Nino Drought Cuts Down On Christmas Lights In Colombia
This year's El Nino weather phenomenon is claiming an unexpected casualty in Colombia: Christmas lights.
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Colombia Court Lets Same-Sex Couples Adopt Children
Colombia's highest court ruled today that same-sex couples can adopt children, lifting the last restriction on gays raising kids.
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Good feelings Toward Catholic Church up in US Since Pope's Visit: Poll
Positive feelings toward the Roman Catholic Church have gone up in the United States since Pope Francis's first visit to the country, according to a Pew Research Centre survey released on Wednesday.
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Pope Francis Heads to Sarajevo With Reconciliation Message
Pope Francis flies into Sarajevo on Saturday bearing a message of reconciliation 20 years after peace accords which ended Bosnia's war but left the country divided on ethnic lines.
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Roman Catholic Church Says No Election Around Pope Francis Visit to Sri Lanka
The Roman Catholic church in Sri Lanka says it has asked the government to ensure that the country's presidential election does not conflict with Pope Francis' visit to the country early next year.
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Iraqi Christians: Threatened and Heading into Exile
Iraqi Christians are again under threat, with tens of thousands that fled after jihadists seized several northern towns on Thursday just the latest wave to seek shelter elsewhere in the country and abroad.
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Goa Deputy Chief Minister Apologises for 'Hindu Country' Remark
Goa's Deputy Chief Minister Francis D'Souza apologized on Monday for his comment that India was already a Hindu nation.
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Pope Francis says Jesus is 'bigger' than World Cup in Brazil
Pope Francis urged young Catholics in Brazil to become "athletes of Christ"yesterday, telling them Jesus offers something "bigger than the World Cup" in the country hosting the 2014 tournament.
