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Woman Saved Husband During Cardiac Arrest. She Gave Birth When He Woke Up
Thirty-nine weeks' pregnant and scheduled to be induced the next day, Ashley Goette had to force the grim thoughts from her mind.
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Pope Francis Makes Saints Of Disputed 20th Century Roman Catholic Figures
Pope Francis on Sunday made saints of two of the most contentious Roman Catholic figures of the 20th century -- murdered Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero and Pope Paul VI, who reigned over one of the Church's most turbulent eras and enshrined its opposition to contraception.
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World Cup 2018: Paul Pogba Dedicates France Win To Thai Cave Survivors
The Thai footballers, aged from 11 to 16, had been stuck deep underground after setting off to explore the cave with their coach after training on June 23.
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Reformist Pope, Murdered Archbishop To Be Made Saints
Pope Paul VI, who oversaw sweeping reforms of the Catholic Church in the 1960s, will be made a saint along with a Salvadoran archbishop who was shot dead while celebrating mass, the Vatican said on Wednesday.
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Madhya Pradesh School Attacked During Ghoomar Act, Karni Sena Denies Role
A group of college students claiming to be members of the Rajput Karni Sena yesterday stormed a school in Madhya Pradesh and vandalised the campus. A student of Saint Paul's Convent School in Ratlam district's Jaora was reportedly performing to the song from the film Padmaavat, which is supposed to have triggered the attack. The fringe group, howev...
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Mother Teresa To Be Made Catholic Saint In September: Report
Mother Teresa, the Nobel laureate, who dedicated her life to helping the poorest of the poor, will be made a saint of the Roman Catholic Church in September 2016, an Italian Catholic newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Pope Francis Accepts Resignations of 2 US Bishops Over Sex Abuse Cover-Up
Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of two US bishops accused of failing to respond appropriately to allegations of sex abuse against a priest in the diocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, the Vatican announced today.
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US Archdiocese Faces Criminal Charges Over Sex Abuse
US prosecutors laid criminal charges against the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis on Friday for its failure to protect children from sexual abuse at the hands of a disgraced priest.
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Catholics rename shrine for St. John Paul II in US
Catholics in Washington are celebrating the sainthood of John Paul II by renaming a shrine devoted to his legacy.
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Pope Francis declares new saints John Paul II, John XXIII
Pope Francis declared his two predecessors John XXIII and John Paul II saints on Sunday before hundreds of thousands of people in St. Peter's Square, an unprecedented ceremony made even more historic by the presence of retired Pope Benedict XVI.
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Pilgrims flock to Rome for double papal sainthood fete
Pilgrims and dignitaries from the world over streamed into Rome a day before John Paul II and John XXIII are named saints in the first ever double papal canonisation.
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Historic canonisation of two popes brings joy and controversy
Two giants of Roman Catholicism in the 20th century will become saints on Sunday at an unprecedented twin canonisation that has aroused both joy and controversy in the 1.2 billion member Church.
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Sing-along saint: Showbiz world gets papal inspiration
Pope John Paul II's extraordinary life is being set to music in Rome, with audiences enjoying a flourish of theatre shows about the former playwright and future saint ahead of his canonisation on Sunday.
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Becoming a saint in five not-so-easy steps
Being made a saint of the Catholic Church is no easy feat and the conclusion of a drawn-out process following a candidate's death, usually involving having two Vatican-recognized "miracles" attributed to you.
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Vatican engaging pilgrims via social media for John Paul II's sainting
John Paul II's canonisation will be one of the fastest in recent history - he died in 2005.
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Woman Saved Husband During Cardiac Arrest. She Gave Birth When He Woke Up
Thirty-nine weeks' pregnant and scheduled to be induced the next day, Ashley Goette had to force the grim thoughts from her mind.
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Pope Francis Makes Saints Of Disputed 20th Century Roman Catholic Figures
Pope Francis on Sunday made saints of two of the most contentious Roman Catholic figures of the 20th century -- murdered Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero and Pope Paul VI, who reigned over one of the Church's most turbulent eras and enshrined its opposition to contraception.
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World Cup 2018: Paul Pogba Dedicates France Win To Thai Cave Survivors
The Thai footballers, aged from 11 to 16, had been stuck deep underground after setting off to explore the cave with their coach after training on June 23.
-
Reformist Pope, Murdered Archbishop To Be Made Saints
Pope Paul VI, who oversaw sweeping reforms of the Catholic Church in the 1960s, will be made a saint along with a Salvadoran archbishop who was shot dead while celebrating mass, the Vatican said on Wednesday.
-
Madhya Pradesh School Attacked During Ghoomar Act, Karni Sena Denies Role
A group of college students claiming to be members of the Rajput Karni Sena yesterday stormed a school in Madhya Pradesh and vandalised the campus. A student of Saint Paul's Convent School in Ratlam district's Jaora was reportedly performing to the song from the film Padmaavat, which is supposed to have triggered the attack. The fringe group, howev...
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Mother Teresa To Be Made Catholic Saint In September: Report
Mother Teresa, the Nobel laureate, who dedicated her life to helping the poorest of the poor, will be made a saint of the Roman Catholic Church in September 2016, an Italian Catholic newspaper reported on Thursday.
-
Pope Francis Accepts Resignations of 2 US Bishops Over Sex Abuse Cover-Up
Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of two US bishops accused of failing to respond appropriately to allegations of sex abuse against a priest in the diocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, the Vatican announced today.
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US Archdiocese Faces Criminal Charges Over Sex Abuse
US prosecutors laid criminal charges against the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis on Friday for its failure to protect children from sexual abuse at the hands of a disgraced priest.
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Catholics rename shrine for St. John Paul II in US
Catholics in Washington are celebrating the sainthood of John Paul II by renaming a shrine devoted to his legacy.
-
Pope Francis declares new saints John Paul II, John XXIII
Pope Francis declared his two predecessors John XXIII and John Paul II saints on Sunday before hundreds of thousands of people in St. Peter's Square, an unprecedented ceremony made even more historic by the presence of retired Pope Benedict XVI.
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Pilgrims flock to Rome for double papal sainthood fete
Pilgrims and dignitaries from the world over streamed into Rome a day before John Paul II and John XXIII are named saints in the first ever double papal canonisation.
-
Historic canonisation of two popes brings joy and controversy
Two giants of Roman Catholicism in the 20th century will become saints on Sunday at an unprecedented twin canonisation that has aroused both joy and controversy in the 1.2 billion member Church.
-
Sing-along saint: Showbiz world gets papal inspiration
Pope John Paul II's extraordinary life is being set to music in Rome, with audiences enjoying a flourish of theatre shows about the former playwright and future saint ahead of his canonisation on Sunday.
-
Becoming a saint in five not-so-easy steps
Being made a saint of the Catholic Church is no easy feat and the conclusion of a drawn-out process following a candidate's death, usually involving having two Vatican-recognized "miracles" attributed to you.
-
Vatican engaging pilgrims via social media for John Paul II's sainting
John Paul II's canonisation will be one of the fastest in recent history - he died in 2005.
