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In South Africa the faulty logic of xenophobia drives hostility to immigrants
Anthony Egan, S.J.
April 05, 2017
Are Nigerian, Zimbabwean, Pakistani and other immigrants “stealing” jobs from South Africans?
Politics & Society
Vatican Dispatch
Pope Francis denounces 'massacre' in Syria, appeals for end to war
Gerard O’Connell
April 05, 2017
Italian media report that a nerve gas was used in yesterday’s attack by the forces of the Assad regime against the rebels in this area.
Politics & Society
Dispatches
Erdoğan referendum threatens democracy in Turkey
Ryan Richardson
April 04, 2017
If the referendum is approved, Turkey’s parliamentary system would be scrapped in favor of an executive presidency.
Politics & Society
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Cardinal Cupich launches anti-violence program in Chicago with Pope Francis' support
Michael J. O’Loughlin
April 04, 2017
In a letter to Chicago’s young people, Pope Francis says to follow the example of Martin Luther King Jr.
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Georgetown will rename buildings to honor a slave and black teacher as university grapples with its dark history
Rhina Guidos - Catholic News Service
April 04, 2017
Mulledy Hall at Georgetown will be renamed after Isaac Hawkins, the first enslaved person listed in the sale documents.
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Spurred by Catholic leaders, El Salvador becomes first nation to ban mining
Gene Palumbo
April 03, 2017
The ban’s proponents say mining practices posed a grave risk to the country’s already limited water supply.
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