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Pope Francis visited the "Casa di Leda," a group home for women prisoners and their young children, in Rome on March 2. (CNS photo/Vatican Media)
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The pope left chocolate eggs as gifts during his surprise visit to Casa di Leda, a group home for incarcerated women with small children.
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Intentionally causing a patient's death is different from accepting that a patient is dying.
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The Colosseum has long been a symbol of the persecution of early Christians.
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Bishop Okpaleke's appointment had been met by protests and petitions calling for the appointment of a bishop from among the local clergy.
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An Italian newspaper reported that the canonization is likely to happen in October.
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He also said he doesn't read the blogs devoted to leading a 'resistance' against him.
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In November 2016, the International Medical Committee of Lourdes confirmed the nun's "unexplained healing, in the current state of scientific knowledge."
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One cardinal told the pope that human trafficking is "the darkest face of globalization."
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"My hour had passed and I had given all I could."
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The rumors of division between the pope and his top aides made headlines in late January after Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, retired archbishop of Hong Kong, met personally with Pope Francis