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Pope Leo XIV Is Starting To Correct Some Of Francis' Financial Decisions
Pope Leo XIV has begun correcting some of Pope Francis' more questionable financial reforms and decisions, canceling a law Monday that had concentrated financial power in the Vatican bank.
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Vatican Releases Photo Of Pope Francis In Coffin Ahead Of His Funeral
The images were taken in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta, Pope Francis's residence at the Vatican where he died.
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Pope Francis Death: When The Papacy Was Shifted From Vatican To France
Pope Francis never liked grand titles. He called himself the Bishop of Rome, not the ruler of Vatican City. He carried his own bag, wore simple shoes and asked for prayers more often than he gave blessings
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"Like Children Waiting To Know About Their Father": Nuns On Calls About Pope
How's Pope Francis doing? Can you give him my get-well wishes? Can I speak with him directly? The nuns who operate the Vatican's switchboard are fielding a growing number of calls with questions like that as the pope remains hospitalised in Rome.
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Recovery, Resignation Or Death: 3 Possible Pope Francis Scenarios
Pope Francis has been in hospital with double pneumonia for 14 days -- the longest hospitalisation in his papacy. The Vatican says his condition is slightly improving but doctors say his prognosis "remains reserved".
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Pope Francis Battles With Respiratory Tract Infection: All About Pneumonia And Its Health Effects
What Is Pneumonia: Pope Francis, aged 88, has been hospitalised with a complex respiratory tract infection that has progressed to bilateral pneumonia, affecting both lungs.
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43-Hour Flightime, 32,000 km: 87-Year-Old Pope Francis' Epic Voyage
By embarking aged 87 on the farthest journey of his papacy, Pope Francis is doing something some believed impossible -- and seeking to silence those who doubt his ability to fulfil his role.
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Vatican Networks Infiltrated by Chinese Hackers, Says US Cyber-Security Firm
Hackers linked to the Chinese government have infiltrated Vatican computer networks, including the Roman Catholic Church's Hong Kong-based representative, said a US firm that tracks state-backed cyber-attacks.
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Pope Francis Hosts Signal Summit On Sex Abuse Crisis At Vatican
Pope Francis kicks off a red-letter global child protection summit on Thursday for reflections on the sex abuse crisis, while victims tired of hearing pledges for change clamour for incisive reforms.
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We Are Brothers, Although Different: Pope Francis Ahead Of UAE Visit
When Pope Francis becomes the first pope to visit the Arabian peninsula he takes another important step in his efforts to build bridges with Islam and confirms interreligious dialogue as a keystone of his papacy.
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"Prepare For Divine Justice": Pope Asks Abusive Priests To Surrender
Pope Francis vowed Friday that the Catholic Church will never again treat abuse allegations without "seriousness and promptness", calling on abusers to hand themselves in to police.
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Abuse Survivor Quits Pope Francis' Commission Citing 'Shameful' Resistance
A leading member of a group advising Pope Francis on how to root out sex abuse in the Catholic Church quit in frustration on Wednesday, citing "shameful" resistance within the Vatican.
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Pope Francis 'Not An Actor' Says Vatican, On Movie Debut Reports
Pope Francis is expected to appear in a spiritual film aimed at children, Italian producers said on Monday, but the Vatican said the pontiff will not be acting.
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Pope: Now's The Time To End Indifference, 'False Neutrality'
Wishing for a year better than 2015, Pope Francis on Friday called for an end to the "arrogance of the powerful" that relegates the weak to the outskirts of society, and to the "false neutrality" toward conflicts, hunger and persecution that triggers exoduses of refugees.
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Iran's Hassan Rouhani To Visit Vatican In January
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will make his first visit to the Vatican and meet Pope Francis in the second half of January, a spokesman for the tiny city state said today.
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Pope Leo XIV Is Starting To Correct Some Of Francis' Financial Decisions
Pope Leo XIV has begun correcting some of Pope Francis' more questionable financial reforms and decisions, canceling a law Monday that had concentrated financial power in the Vatican bank.
-
Vatican Releases Photo Of Pope Francis In Coffin Ahead Of His Funeral
The images were taken in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta, Pope Francis's residence at the Vatican where he died.
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Pope Francis Death: When The Papacy Was Shifted From Vatican To France
Pope Francis never liked grand titles. He called himself the Bishop of Rome, not the ruler of Vatican City. He carried his own bag, wore simple shoes and asked for prayers more often than he gave blessings
-
"Like Children Waiting To Know About Their Father": Nuns On Calls About Pope
How's Pope Francis doing? Can you give him my get-well wishes? Can I speak with him directly? The nuns who operate the Vatican's switchboard are fielding a growing number of calls with questions like that as the pope remains hospitalised in Rome.
-
Recovery, Resignation Or Death: 3 Possible Pope Francis Scenarios
Pope Francis has been in hospital with double pneumonia for 14 days -- the longest hospitalisation in his papacy. The Vatican says his condition is slightly improving but doctors say his prognosis "remains reserved".
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Pope Francis Battles With Respiratory Tract Infection: All About Pneumonia And Its Health Effects
What Is Pneumonia: Pope Francis, aged 88, has been hospitalised with a complex respiratory tract infection that has progressed to bilateral pneumonia, affecting both lungs.
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43-Hour Flightime, 32,000 km: 87-Year-Old Pope Francis' Epic Voyage
By embarking aged 87 on the farthest journey of his papacy, Pope Francis is doing something some believed impossible -- and seeking to silence those who doubt his ability to fulfil his role.
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Vatican Networks Infiltrated by Chinese Hackers, Says US Cyber-Security Firm
Hackers linked to the Chinese government have infiltrated Vatican computer networks, including the Roman Catholic Church's Hong Kong-based representative, said a US firm that tracks state-backed cyber-attacks.
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Pope Francis Hosts Signal Summit On Sex Abuse Crisis At Vatican
Pope Francis kicks off a red-letter global child protection summit on Thursday for reflections on the sex abuse crisis, while victims tired of hearing pledges for change clamour for incisive reforms.
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We Are Brothers, Although Different: Pope Francis Ahead Of UAE Visit
When Pope Francis becomes the first pope to visit the Arabian peninsula he takes another important step in his efforts to build bridges with Islam and confirms interreligious dialogue as a keystone of his papacy.
-
"Prepare For Divine Justice": Pope Asks Abusive Priests To Surrender
Pope Francis vowed Friday that the Catholic Church will never again treat abuse allegations without "seriousness and promptness", calling on abusers to hand themselves in to police.
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Abuse Survivor Quits Pope Francis' Commission Citing 'Shameful' Resistance
A leading member of a group advising Pope Francis on how to root out sex abuse in the Catholic Church quit in frustration on Wednesday, citing "shameful" resistance within the Vatican.
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Pope Francis 'Not An Actor' Says Vatican, On Movie Debut Reports
Pope Francis is expected to appear in a spiritual film aimed at children, Italian producers said on Monday, but the Vatican said the pontiff will not be acting.
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Pope: Now's The Time To End Indifference, 'False Neutrality'
Wishing for a year better than 2015, Pope Francis on Friday called for an end to the "arrogance of the powerful" that relegates the weak to the outskirts of society, and to the "false neutrality" toward conflicts, hunger and persecution that triggers exoduses of refugees.
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Iran's Hassan Rouhani To Visit Vatican In January
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will make his first visit to the Vatican and meet Pope Francis in the second half of January, a spokesman for the tiny city state said today.
