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As protests in Venezuela continued, with flare-ups of violence, the country's Catholic leaders urged dialogue and respect for the demonstrators' human rights."We have called for the social and political leaders to engage in deep, sincere dialogue" to address the country's serio
Cardinals Luis Tagle of Manila, Philippines, and Gerald Lacroix of Quebec exchange greetings.
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The tasseled felt hats of German horse riders and the brightly colored head wraps of women from the Antilles were just a few signs of the Catholic Church's universality on display Feb. 22, as pilgrims celebrated the creation of new cardinals.South Koreans and Canadians, Ivorians and Italians min
On patrol in North Kivu. Congolese bishops complain UN is not paying attention to troubles in southern Congo (UN Photo/Sylvain Liechti)
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Bishops decry worsening conditions and criticize the national government for ignoring it.
Sydney's Cardinal George Pell
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The Council for the Economy will include eight cardinals and bishops and seven lay experts.
Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone
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As states strike down same-sex marriage bans, Archbishop Cordileone seeks constitutional remedy.
Pope Francis greets the press as he arrives with Cardinals Angelo Sodano and Laurent Monsengwo Pasinya to lead a meeting of cardinals.
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Pope Francis and 150 Cardinals discuss ministry to divorced and remarried Catholics.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19: The Conference of Major Superiors of Men decried the federal government's decision to seek the death penalty
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Christ calls us to "travel the long, difficult, but liberating road to reconciliation."
Pope Francis leads opening prayer during a meeting of cardinals in the synod hall at the Vatican Feb. 20.
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The church must help people recognize "how beautiful, true and good it is to start a family."
The Institute for the Works of Religion, popularly known as the Vatican bank, in a 2009 photo.
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Pope Francis met for the third time in late February with his international Council of Cardinals, an eight-member group advising him on the reform of the Vatican bureaucracy and other issues. The Feb. 17-19 meetings focused on financial and bureaucratic matters even as the council was rumored to be
Sister Megan Rice
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A woman religious and two Catholic peace activists were sentenced to prison for several years for breaking into a Tennessee nuclear weapons facility and defacing its walls in July 2012.Sister Megan Rice, 84, of Washington, a member of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, was sentenced on Feb. 18 to