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Catholic church launches probe into suspicious link between corrupt former government official and group of nuns (CNS photo/Paul Jeffrey)
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AP
The four nuns will be investigated "to determine if there was a canonical crime and help the actions of the civil justice."
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Junno Arocho Esteves - Catholic News Service
The pope's message "can be summarized like so: 'Enough now, enough with this conflict,'" Cardinal Turkson told Vatican Radio on July 20.
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Catholic News Service
"This is the story of Los Angeles, the story of the state of California and the story of our country—which is a nation of immigrants," said Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez.
The altar where Pope Francis will celebrate Mass at Blonia Park during World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland, is pictured on July 20. Pope Francis will reach out remotely to suffering Penitas, Texas via video message (CNS photo/Stanislaw Rozpedzik, EPA)
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Rose Ybarra - Catholic News Service
"The pope is sending a message to us! I think that is proof enough, that the love of the church for our poor people is really palpable, it's real."
Syrian refugees arrive at a refugee camp in early May at the Jordan border with Syria. The Catholic Church in England and Wales has joined a government project to resettle an estimated 20,000 refugees from the Syrian war. (CNS photo/Jamal Nasrallah, EPA)
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Simon Caldwell - Catholic News Service
A parish in the Diocese of Salford will be the first to welcome a family from a refugee camp in the Middle East as part of a sponsorship plan.
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Sean Gallagher - Catholic News Service
"We're not just isolated in our church building at Rural and North streets. We're out in the streets, bringing that visible presence of Christ to the streets."