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Fleeing the fighting in Bangui
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Bishops in the Central African Republic say the crisis has been mischaracterized.
John Dear
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John Dear 'declines' to return to the order, but says he will continue his ministry.
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The Senate rounded up 60 votes on Jan. 7 to ward off a potential filibuster on a bill that would resume the federal payment of emergency unemployment benefits. The Senate has yet to vote on the bill, and leaders in the Republican-controlled House have said they would not consider it until savings we
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Former U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican Thomas P. Melady, who served in several diplomatic posts and continued to play a role as "citizen-scholar" long past the age when most people would have retired, died on Jan. 6. He was 86.Melady died at his Washington home of a brain tumor, which docto
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Both sides in conflict must forgive, forget
Chi-beria
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Catholic agencies' keep services going in nasty weather
Francis and the Superior Generals
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New rules to promote greater appreciation of religious orders' distinctive missions.
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Some parents are voicing concerns about how children may be affected by easy access to pot.
Health reform implementation begins
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Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz seeks a break from fines over compliance with the Affordable Care Act.
A child pulled from the rubble after an air strike in Aleppo
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Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and former Egyptian Vice President Mohamed ElBaradei are among the key political experts invited by the Vatican for a one-day meeting aimed at promoting a cease-fire in Syria, the protection of Christians there and a transitional and unified government.The Va