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James Mayers, a 26-year-old local resident, was arrested at the scene of the fire.
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The school was placed on lockdown during the nearby attack. None of the students were hurt.
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U.S. Attorney General William Barr announced in July that the government was reinstating the federal death penalty
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Jakelin Caal Maquin died in December 2018 at the El Paso Children's Hospital in Texas of a bacterial infection
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The law allows the woman to refuse to view the ultrasound and she may ask the provider to mute the heartbeat if audible.
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"We also urge the national, regional and international authorities to be more active in safeguarding our peace, national unity and territorial integrity."
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Cardinal Charles Bo of Yangon has appealed to the international community not to punish the people of Myanmar as it faces genocide charges over the military's 2017 crackdown on Rohingya.
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Bishop Daniel R. Jenky of Peoria said Vatican officials have told him that the upcoming beatification of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen has been postponed.
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In February, McCarrick was dismissed by the Vatican from the clerical state.
Father George Clements, retired pastor of Holy Angels Church in Chicago, died Nov. 25, 2019, at age 87. Father Clements was active in the civil rights movement and marched with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in Chicago, Alabama and Mississippi. He also was a well-known advocate of adoption and adopted four sons. (CNS photo/Archdiocese of Chicago)
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Father Clements, who was just the second African American priest ordained in the Archdiocese of Chicago, was long involved in social justice issues affecting his hometown. But it was the adoption of four boys—one at a time, starting in 1980—that led to his high profile on a national level. The saga—Father Clements was the first U.S. Catholic priest to adopt a child—eventually found its way to Hollywood as a made-for-TV movie.