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Agca, Man Who Shot Pope John Paul II, Deported from Italy

Mehmet Ali Agca was deported from Italy after visiting Pope John Paul II's tomb, 30 years after being forgiven by the pope for his

PBS Travel Show “Sacred Journeys” Follows Religious Pilgrimages

PBS TV series Sacred Journeys with Bruce Feiler is a religious show exploring the experiences of people who visited holy shrines and how it

Pope Francis Curia

Pope Francis Wants a Healthy Curia for Christmas

Many are left with a wide variety of reactions after Pope Francis discussed 15 different aspects of the Catholic Church he felt were ailing

Pope Francis 78th Birthday

Birthday Boy Pope Francis Celebrates 78 with a Tango

Pope Francis celebrates his birthday with a tango, a prayer, and over eight hundred kilograms of chicken. The birthday of a world leader is

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Pope Francis Inspired Cuba and US Negotiations

Presidents Barack Obama of the US and Raul Castro of Cuba both thanked Pope Francis for helping bring the two nations together after decades

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Australian Religious Groups Fight Changes to Equal Opportunity Laws

Three religious organizations have decided to increase their campaign to prevent a proposal from the Australian Labor Party involving changes to equal opportunity laws

Cardinal George Pell

Millions of Dollars Found by Cardinal George Pell After Sorting Through Vatican Finances

The Vatican had millions of euros “stashed” away in over 200 separate bank accounts. Cardinal George Pell, an Australian cardinal, flew from Sydney to Rome

Pope Francis Resistance

Pope Francis Welcomes Resistance to Controversial Policies

Pope Francis appreciates the openness used by those who criticize him claiming that resistance is normal and welcome. Pope Francis has been a love-him-or-hate-him

Vatican Psychotropic Drug Conference

Vatican Conference Discusses the Morality of Prescription Drugs

The Vatican hosted a conference on discussing the best treatments for psychologically distressed children and the moral implications of prescription drugs. For two days at

Apostolic Visitation 2014

Study Findings Regarding Catholic Nuns in the US to be Released by the Vatican

The Vatican is expected to release the findings from a three-year Apostolic Visitation, or inquiry of nuns, on December 16. Catholics in the United