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Pope Francis embraces Lucas Batista from Brazil as offertory gifts are presented during the canonization Mass of Sts. Francisco and Jacinta Marto.
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Gerard O’Connell
Pope Francis made history by canonizing Jacinta and Francisco Marto, the first child saints who are not martyrs.
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The Editors
Updates on Pope Francis’ trip to Fatima as well as the canonization of Jacinta and Francisco Marto.
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Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
Pope Francis advanced the sainthood causes of Father Casey, five religious, four laypeople and two cardinals, including Vietnamese Cardinal Francois Nguyen Van Thuan.
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Susan Gately - Catholic News Service
Father Sullivan's life straddled two centuries, two traditions and two cultures.
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Cindy Wooden - Catholic News Service
At Rome's Basilica of St. Bartholomew, a shrine to modern martyrs, Pope Francis presided over an evening prayer service April 22, honoring Christians killed under Nazism, communism, dictatorships and terrorism.
Portuguese shepherd children Lucia dos Santos, center, and her cousins, Jacinta and Francisco Marto, are seen in a file photo taken around the time of the 1917 apparitions of Mary at Fatima. (CNS photo/EPA)
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Junno Arocho Esteves - Catholic News Service
Pope Francis will declare the sainthood of Blessed Jacinta Marto and Blessed Francisco Marto, two of the shepherd children who saw Mary in Fatima, Portugal, during his visit to the site of the apparitions May 13.