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At 112, World's Oldest Living Nun Has 4 Words Of Advice
Sister Francis Dominici Piscatella of Long Island, New York, is the world's oldest living nun at 112.
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Nuns Who Own Shares Of Gunmaker Company File Lawsuit Over AR-15 Assault Rifles
AR-15 assault-style rifles have been used in several mass shootings that have shocked Americans.
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Nun's Body Found Intact Four Years After Death, People Call It ''Miracle''
As the news spread, people began flocking to the nunnery, with many calling it the ''miracle of Missouri''.
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The US Socialite Who Gave Up Her Wealth, Left Her Family To Become A Nun
A nun who took a vow of silence and solitude died Saturday at the age of 92 in the monastery where she spent the last three decades of her life. But before she became Sister Mary Joseph, she was socialite Ann Russell Miller.
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"Let Us Live Together Till Trial's Over": Kerala Nuns To Pinarayi Vijayan
The nuns, in the letter to Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, write that they are facing threats. The Bishop is very powerful and wants to sabotage the case, they write.
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Bad Habits: 'Nuns' On The Run After Failed US Bank Heist
Police are searching for two would-be robbers disguised as nuns, after a failed bank heist in a sleepy Pennsylvania town.
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Pope Francis Thanks US Nuns After 'Radical' Claim
Pope Francis thanked American nuns in a television special to be aired Friday, defusing tensions that arose after an investigation under the previous pontiff accused them of promoting "radical feminist themes."
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US Nun Credited With Curing Boy to be Beatified
More than 80 years after her death, a New Jersey nun credited with curing a boy's eye disease is set to be beatified on Saturday.
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Crackdown on United States Nuns Continues Under Pope Francis
The Vatican official overseeing the crackdown on the largest umbrella group for US nuns is pressing forward with the overhaul under Pope Francis.
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84-year-old US nun gets prison for nuke plant protest
An 84-year-old nun has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison for breaking into a US nuclear weapons complex and defacing a bunker holding bomb-grade uranium, a demonstration that exposed serious security flaws.
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Vatican denies internal split on US nun crackdown
The Vatican on Tuesday denied there were any internal divisions over its crackdown on the largest umbrella group of U.S. nuns after a top Vatican official complained that he had been sidelined by the reform project.
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Pope Benedict XVI names seven new saints, seeks to revive faith
Pope Benedict XVI has added seven more saints onto the roster of Catholic role models as he tries to rekindle the faith in places where it's lagging. Two are Americans: Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American saint from the US and Mother Marianne Cope, a 19th century Franciscan nun who cared for lepers in Hawaii.
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US nuns meet to decide how to respond to Vatican rebuke
The largest group for American nuns begins a four-day meeting in St. Louis on Tuesday to consider a response to the Vatican's decision to assign effective control of the group to a trio of bishops because the nuns had strayed from church doctrine.
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Vatican criticises US nun's book on sexuality
Vatican City, nuns, sexuality
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At 112, World's Oldest Living Nun Has 4 Words Of Advice
Sister Francis Dominici Piscatella of Long Island, New York, is the world's oldest living nun at 112.
-
Nuns Who Own Shares Of Gunmaker Company File Lawsuit Over AR-15 Assault Rifles
AR-15 assault-style rifles have been used in several mass shootings that have shocked Americans.
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Nun's Body Found Intact Four Years After Death, People Call It ''Miracle''
As the news spread, people began flocking to the nunnery, with many calling it the ''miracle of Missouri''.
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The US Socialite Who Gave Up Her Wealth, Left Her Family To Become A Nun
A nun who took a vow of silence and solitude died Saturday at the age of 92 in the monastery where she spent the last three decades of her life. But before she became Sister Mary Joseph, she was socialite Ann Russell Miller.
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"Let Us Live Together Till Trial's Over": Kerala Nuns To Pinarayi Vijayan
The nuns, in the letter to Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, write that they are facing threats. The Bishop is very powerful and wants to sabotage the case, they write.
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Bad Habits: 'Nuns' On The Run After Failed US Bank Heist
Police are searching for two would-be robbers disguised as nuns, after a failed bank heist in a sleepy Pennsylvania town.
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Pope Francis Thanks US Nuns After 'Radical' Claim
Pope Francis thanked American nuns in a television special to be aired Friday, defusing tensions that arose after an investigation under the previous pontiff accused them of promoting "radical feminist themes."
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US Nun Credited With Curing Boy to be Beatified
More than 80 years after her death, a New Jersey nun credited with curing a boy's eye disease is set to be beatified on Saturday.
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Crackdown on United States Nuns Continues Under Pope Francis
The Vatican official overseeing the crackdown on the largest umbrella group for US nuns is pressing forward with the overhaul under Pope Francis.
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84-year-old US nun gets prison for nuke plant protest
An 84-year-old nun has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison for breaking into a US nuclear weapons complex and defacing a bunker holding bomb-grade uranium, a demonstration that exposed serious security flaws.
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Vatican denies internal split on US nun crackdown
The Vatican on Tuesday denied there were any internal divisions over its crackdown on the largest umbrella group of U.S. nuns after a top Vatican official complained that he had been sidelined by the reform project.
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Pope Benedict XVI names seven new saints, seeks to revive faith
Pope Benedict XVI has added seven more saints onto the roster of Catholic role models as he tries to rekindle the faith in places where it's lagging. Two are Americans: Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American saint from the US and Mother Marianne Cope, a 19th century Franciscan nun who cared for lepers in Hawaii.
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US nuns meet to decide how to respond to Vatican rebuke
The largest group for American nuns begins a four-day meeting in St. Louis on Tuesday to consider a response to the Vatican's decision to assign effective control of the group to a trio of bishops because the nuns had strayed from church doctrine.
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Vatican criticises US nun's book on sexuality
Vatican City, nuns, sexuality
