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Brighton Schlock? The "big grey pole," otherwise known as the i360, on opening night.
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Archbishop Diarmuid Martin
The Archbishop of Dublin taking to the national airwaves to address “Grindr, which is a gay dating site,” managed to jolt the listening public in Ireland.
“As you pursue your own goals, you see always on the horizon the plight of the less fortunate, the plight of the marginalized. I saw that working in him."
Sister Sharon Bierman
Sister Bierman has this advice for Pence: Tone down the rhetoric about Hillary Clinton.
British Prime Minister Theresa May is hoping she does not have to bid adieu to Scotland. (CNS photo/Will Oliver, EPA)
The prevailing view in Westminster is that "Scotland is gone."
Catholics were the most likely group surveyed to hear about the environment during worship services.
Katherine Mangu-Ward (Reason magazine)
'I want Catholics to be free to do their thing so that I can be free to do mine.'
"Of course, we are frightened to return. What are we going back to? The houses and churches have been bombed."
African Catholics gather for an Aug. 6 Mass during the Third African National Eucharistic Congress at The Catholic University of America in Washington. (CNS photo/Rhina Guidos)
"Keep for yourselves the wonderful culture and the beneficial gifts of the African fabric of life."
Mother Teresa always returned to India to be with those she loved most—the lonely, abandoned, homeless, disease-ravaged, dying, "poorest of the poor" in Kolkata's streets.