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Pope Francis Tells Vatican To Put Women, Lay Experts Into Top Jobs
Pope Francis on Thursday told Vatican officials to start appointing women and lay people to top jobs in the Curia, the Holy See bureaucracy that he is seeking to shake-up.
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Pope Francis Continues Reform of Vatican Bureaucracy With New Department
Pope Francis on Thursday announced a new Vatican department on life and family issues, in his latest effort to streamline the central administration of the 1.2 billion-member Roman Catholic Church.
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Pope Francis Speeds Up Vatican Streamlining in Surprise Synod Move
Pope Francis today accelerated his streamlining of the Vatican bureaucracy by announcing plans to create a new ministry which will increase the role of lay believers in the Church.
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Lower Salaries for Women a 'Pure Scandal', Says Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Wednesday made an impassioned plea for an end to the salary gap between men and women, calling it "a scandal" that Christians should decisively reject.
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Pope Francis Levels Blistering Critique at Vatican Bureaucrats
Pope Francis issued a blistering indictment of the Vatican bureaucracy Monday, accusing the cardinals, bishops and priests who serve him of using their Vatican careers to grab power and wealth, of living "hypocritical" double lives and forgetting that they're supposed to be joyful men of God.
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Pope Francis Launches Scathing Attack on Vatican Bureaucracy
Pope Francis lambasted the Vatican's bureaucracy today, saying some within the Church had a lust for power, were indifferent to others and suffered from "spiritual Alzheimer's".
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Pope Francis' reform cardinals meet to overhaul Vatican
A council of cardinals set up by Pope Francis to advise him on Vatican reforms began its latest meeting today to discuss how to overhaul the Catholic Church's scandal-hit bureaucracy and finances.
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Indian cardinal Oswald Gracias among Pope Francis' team of eight advisers to revamp Vatican bureaucracy
India's Oswald Gracias was among eight high-ranking cardinals from around the world who were today appointed by Pope Francis in an advisory council to look into ways of reforming the Vatican bureaucracy.
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Pope Francis Tells Vatican To Put Women, Lay Experts Into Top Jobs
Pope Francis on Thursday told Vatican officials to start appointing women and lay people to top jobs in the Curia, the Holy See bureaucracy that he is seeking to shake-up.
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Pope Francis Continues Reform of Vatican Bureaucracy With New Department
Pope Francis on Thursday announced a new Vatican department on life and family issues, in his latest effort to streamline the central administration of the 1.2 billion-member Roman Catholic Church.
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Pope Francis Speeds Up Vatican Streamlining in Surprise Synod Move
Pope Francis today accelerated his streamlining of the Vatican bureaucracy by announcing plans to create a new ministry which will increase the role of lay believers in the Church.
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Lower Salaries for Women a 'Pure Scandal', Says Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Wednesday made an impassioned plea for an end to the salary gap between men and women, calling it "a scandal" that Christians should decisively reject.
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Pope Francis Levels Blistering Critique at Vatican Bureaucrats
Pope Francis issued a blistering indictment of the Vatican bureaucracy Monday, accusing the cardinals, bishops and priests who serve him of using their Vatican careers to grab power and wealth, of living "hypocritical" double lives and forgetting that they're supposed to be joyful men of God.
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Pope Francis Launches Scathing Attack on Vatican Bureaucracy
Pope Francis lambasted the Vatican's bureaucracy today, saying some within the Church had a lust for power, were indifferent to others and suffered from "spiritual Alzheimer's".
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Pope Francis' reform cardinals meet to overhaul Vatican
A council of cardinals set up by Pope Francis to advise him on Vatican reforms began its latest meeting today to discuss how to overhaul the Catholic Church's scandal-hit bureaucracy and finances.
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Indian cardinal Oswald Gracias among Pope Francis' team of eight advisers to revamp Vatican bureaucracy
India's Oswald Gracias was among eight high-ranking cardinals from around the world who were today appointed by Pope Francis in an advisory council to look into ways of reforming the Vatican bureaucracy.
