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Pope Francis greets a girl after accepting a gift from her during a meeting with children of Italian prisoners in Paul VI hall at the Vatican May 30. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
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Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
Families are weakened and destroyed by war, "the mother of all forms of poverty," as well as by economies and policies that worship money and power, Pope Francis said."It's almost a miracle" that, even in poverty and crisis, the family can keep on going, safeguarding its bond
Demonstrators in Bujumbura, Burundi, take cover during a May 20 protest against President Pierre Nkurunziza and his bid for re-election. (CNS photo/Goran Tomasevic, Reuters)
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Catholic News Service
A week before the parliamentary round of Burundi's elections, the Catholic bishops announced they had withdrawn permission for several priests who were serving in posts on the national electoral council.The electoral campaign has been marred by violence triggered by the announcement in April tha
The tombs of Father Rutilio Grande, Manuel Solorzano and Nelson Lemus are seen inside a church in El Paisnal, El Salvador. (CNS photo/ Edgardo Ayala)
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Rhina Guidos - Catholic News Service
Almost as soon as Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero was declared "blessed" by the Vatican May 23, talk of his canonization began. When will it happen? Where? Can it be held in El Salvador since the people to whom it matters the most, the poor, will not be able to make it if it is held in
Australian Cardinal George Pell
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Cindy Wooden - Catholic News Service
Saunders said the cardinal acted 'with callousness, cold heartedness.'
Refugees from Myanmar and Bangladesh are seen in their boat before their rescue by fisherman in Julok, Indonesia, May 20. (CNS photo/Stringer, EPA)
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Catholic News Service
Cardinal Charles Bo has asked the government of Myanmar to squelch hate speech and do more to help Rohingya refugees, many of whom have fled the country and are trapped at sea as countries refuse them entry.
A student tapes her mouth shut during a March 16 candlelight vigil for an elderly nun who was raped in Ranaghat, India. (CNS photo/Piyal Adhikary, EPA)
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Arielle Dreher - Religion News Service
Each day, children on their way to Mount Carmel School pass through gates under the watch of armed security guards, and now city police officers who stop there on government orders after a nearby Catholic convent and school were broken into.The vandals stole money, tampered with security cameras and