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Vatican Dispatch
Myanmar priest: military ‘still in control’—which is why Pope Francis met with them first
Gerard O’Connell
November 27, 2017
“The fact is the military are still in control here even if we have a civilian government,” the priest said.
Politics & Society
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Pope Francis meets with Myanmar’s powerful military generals in a break with usual protocol
Cindy Wooden - Catholic News Service
November 27, 2017
The pope's first meetings would usually be with the head of state and head of government.
Faith
Vatican Dispatch
Pope Francis faces a political minefield as he travels to Myanmar
Gerard O’Connell
November 25, 2017
To promote dialogue and reconciliation, the pope will have to move with great prudence.
Faith
Vatican Dispatch
In World Day of Peace message, Pope Francis decries discrimination toward migrants and refugees
Gerard O’Connell
November 24, 2017
Although he named no countries, Vatican observers believe he is referring especially to political leaders in several western and eastern European countries.
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Vatican Dispatch
Will Pope Francis remove the Vatican’s ‘warning’ from Teilhard de Chardin’s writings?
Gerard O’Connell
November 21, 2017
Participants at the recent plenary assembly approved a petition requesting the pope to waive the “monitum” issued by the Holy Office in 1962.
Faith
Vatican Dispatch
Pope Francis continues his reform of the Curia with new section for diplomatic personnel
Gerard O’Connell
November 21, 2017
Since becoming pope, Francis has given special attention to the Holy See’s diplomatic staff.
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