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Blessed Alojzije Stepinac enters a Zagreb courtroom in 1946. Stepinac, who has been accused of being a Nazi sympathizer, is currently being studied by Croatian and Serbian experts who hope to clear up questions about his life. (CNS file photo)
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Croats see Stepinac as a symbol of the church's resistance to communist oppression.
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Al-Azhar University is considered the most authoritative theological-academic institution of Sunni Islam.
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Pope Francis named a new apostolic nuncio to Cape Verde among several other appointments on July 9th.
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Pope Francis expressed his "deepest sympathy and compassion" as well as his closeness to the Solomons in his prayers "for the young man who died so tragically."
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Pope Francis honors what St. John Paul II called the indulgence's message of "pardon and reconciliation, that is, of grace, which divine goodness pours out on us if we are well disposed because God is truly rich in mercy."
A volunteer from a humanitarian organization hugs refugee children June 13 during a police operation at a makeshift camp in Polykastro, Greece. (CNS photo/Nikos Arvantidis, pool via EPA)
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"Refugees are people like everyone, but war took away their home, work, relatives and friends," Pope Francis said.
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The pope's appeal came in the wake of a surge in violence in Syria. Government-led air raids reportedly bombed hospitals and other medical centers, killing patients and medical personnel.
The Vatican Bank offices
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During 2015, the Financial Intelligence Authority "received 544 reports of suspicious activities—almost three times as many as 2014.
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Known for his missionary spirit and as a man of prayer, Archbishop Garcia has the ability to remain calm in the midst of any storm.
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Not everyone in every part of the world is "at the same point" in recognizing the need to protect and care for children and survivors.