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Pope seen as taking unusually tough tone during Mexico visit
Pope Francis waves upon his arrival at the airport in Tuxtla Gutierrez, Mexico, Monday, Feb. 15, 2016. Francis is celebrating Mexico's Indians on Monday with a visit to Chiapas state, a center of indigenous culture, where he will preside over a Mass in three native languages thanks to a new Vatican decree approving their use in liturgy.

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Pope seen as taking unusually tough tone during Mexico visit
MEXICO CITY (AP) — During five days in Mexico, Pope Francis excoriated government elites for denying their people justice and peace, told bishops to do more to alleviate their flock's suffering at the hands of drug traffickers and corrupt officials, and pointedly avoided the pomp of Mexico City in favor of more humble settings.

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Pope Seen as Taking Unusually Tough Tone During Mexico Visit
During five days in Mexico , Pope Francis excoriated government elites for denying their people justice and peace, told bishops to do more to alleviate their flock's suffering at the hands of drug traffickers and corrupt officials, and pointedly avoided the pomp of Mexico City in favor of more humble settings.

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Pope seen as taking unusually tough tone during Mexico visit
During five days in Mexico, Pope Francis excoriated government elites for denying their people justice and peace, told bishops to do more to alleviate their flock's suffering at the hands of drug traffickers and corrupt officials, and pointedly avoided the pomp of Mexico City in favor of more humble settings.

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Pope seen as taking unusually tough tone during Mexico visit
While popes often offer gentle criticism on visits abroad, Francis seems to have gone even further in hectoring his hosts this trip. Observers said the pontiff clearly feels both the church and the government have failed Mexico's people. "The pope literally believes that the devil is on the loose in....

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Pope seen as taking unusually tough tone during Mexico visit
MEXICO CITY (AP) — During five days in Mexico, Pope Francis excoriated government elites for denying their people justice and peace, told bishops to do more to alleviate their flock’s suffering at the hands of drug traffickers and corrupt officials, and pointedly avoided the pomp of Mexico City in favor of more humble settings.

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Pope seen as taking unusually tough tone during Mexico visit
During five days in Mexico, Pope Francis excoriated government elites for denying their people justice and peace, told bishops to do more to alleviate their flock's suffering at the hands of drug traffickers and corrupt officials, and pointedly avoided the pomp of Mexico City in favor of more humble settings.

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Jeb wasn't wrong — guns have become a sad symbol of America
Not anymore. Whoever wants to understand America now had better learn about this country’s love of guns. At this point, Bush will obviously do anything to look tough. That includes making his brother, George W., sound like the greatest American patriot since George Washington.

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Photos of starving Nigerian ‘witch’ toddler prompt outpouring of charitable donations
Photos of a starving Nigerian toddler have inspired a flood of donations to a little-known aid organization that seeks to rescue the growing number of children accused of witchcraft. Danish aid worker Anja Ringgren Lovén posted photos of the emaciated little boy, whom she named ȁ#x201c;Hope,ȁ#x201d; on Facebook on Jan.

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Christian radio host busted for slapping woman's 'butt cheek' inside Target restroom - Raw Story
Raw StoryChristian radio host busted for slapping woman's 'butt cheek' inside Target restroomRaw StoryA Christian radio host has been arrested for alleging going into a women's restroom at Target and slapping the rear end of a female customer, The Blade reports. Mark Wayne Howington, 52, was arrested Thursday and charged with assault after a woman said ...and more »

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Love triangle turned deadly in case of slain US-Costa Rica family
A day after police discovered the slain family of a U.S. expat and his Costa Rican wife and children in Matapalo, Guanacaste, details about the couple’s strained personal lives paint a picture of domestic abuse, neglect, poverty and infidelity as the search continues for police’s main suspect, Adrián Salmerón Silva.

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Ottawa visits pastor in North Korean prison
OTTAWA — The federal government said Wednesday it has found a way to visit a Canadian pastor in a North Korean prison, where he is serving a life sentence. Hyeon Soo Lim, a pastor with the Light Korean Presbyterian Church of Mississauga, Ont., was recently sentenced by a North Korean court to life....

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Ehwerhe community meets on terrorism
W orried by the increasing spate of terrorism and brigandage in the hitherto quiet town of Ehwerhe, in Agbarho Kingdom of Delta State, leaders of the community have summoned all sons and daughters of the community to a crucial meeting under the auspices of Ehwerhe Stakeholders’ Forum to discuss how to tackle the growing menace.

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Pastor poll shows Protestants lean to Republicans, but not Trump
Christian pastors usually don't like to talk politics. The Internal Revenue Service opposes political proselytizing from the pulpit, and, not uncommonly, so do the faithful. But a recent survey by Baptist-sponsored LifeWay Research discovered that more than half -- 54 percent -- of Protestant clergy consider themselves Republicans.

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Son charged in fatal San Leandro stabbing of Menlo Park pastor
OAKLAND -- A San Leandro man arrested last week in the fatal stabbing of his father, a Menlo Park church pastor, has been charged with one count of murder, according to the Alameda County District Attorney. Isaiah Bostic, 21, is set to be arraigned Wednesday afternoon at the Alameda County Superior Court in Hayward.

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Lakewood Church Hosts Medical Missions Conference to Mobilize Believers
Missions work doesn't always involve traveling abroad, and the inexperienced don't have to have all the answers in order to get started. That's the message that Rev. Dr. Paul Osteen, brother of Lakewood megachurch Pastor Joel Osteen, wants to impart through the "We don't have to have all the....

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When gunmen invaded Omoku : Our children were butchered — Parents
By Jimitota Onoyume, Port Harcourt. For about four hours last Friday unknown gunmen seized Omoku, headquarters of Ogba Egbema Ndoni local government area, shooting unchallenged and finally left in their trail about 25 corpses. Soldiers and policemen were reportedly in the area but they kept their distance from the scene of the shootings.

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The Rubian Hypocrisy; or, Ignorant Lives Matter
This is Rubio's quote at the recent South Carolina GOP grudge match: "Well, let me first talk about Justice Scalia. His loss is tremendous and obviously our hearts and prayers go out to his family. He will go down as one of the great justices in the history of this republic.

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Parliament Hill vigil set for Toronto pastor held in North Korean prison
OTTAWA -- Hundreds of supporters of a Canadian pastor serving a life sentence in North Korea are to demonstrate on Parliament Hill today to urge the government to press for his release. Hyeon Soo Lim, a pastor with the Light Korean Presbyterian Church of Mississauga, Ont.

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Ted Cruz pinched in race for S.C.’s evangelicals
“The whole premise of Cruz’s campaign is, he‘s the choice of evangelicals,” said a Rubio adviser granted anonymity to speak freely about the opening the campaign sees with conservative Christian voters. “The reality is, multiple candidates in this race have evangelical bona fides ...

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Vigil set for pastor jailed in North Korea
OTTAWA — Hundreds of supporters of a Canadian pastor serving a life sentence in North Korea are to demonstrate on Parliament Hill today to urge the government to press for his release. Hyeon Soo Lim, a pastor with the Light Korean Presbyterian Church of Mississauga, Ont.

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Bishop Eddie Long: Love lifted him when he thought about suicide
Long doesn’t say what was going on at the time, but it appears to be a reference to allegations in 2010 that he coerced several young men into sexual relations. Four lawsuits resulted from those allegations. They were all subsequently dismissed “with prejudice” in 2011.

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Clinton Versus Sanders: The Rift Between Older And Younger Black Voters
This past Sunday during 11 a.m. worship service at Bible Way Church of Atlas Road in Columbia, S.C., there was a short celebration of Black History Month. The church honored John Wesley Matthews, Jr., a long-serving black state senator. After Matthews accepted an award, the pastor of the church, Darrell Jackson Sr.

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Paging Doogie Howser: Florida teen charged with masquerading as a doctor
"Just because you saw a season of Grey's Anatomy," the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said in a tweet this week, "doesn't mean you could practice medicine." The remark was aimed at Malachi Love-Robinson, who authorities say opened his own clinic and posed as a doctor for the second time in a year.

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Parliament Hill demonstrators to call for release of Toronto pastor from North Korean prison
Hundreds of people at the vigil want the government to press harder for Hyeon Soo Lim’s freedom after he was sentenced to a life sentence of hard labour. Jon Chol Jin / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Hyeon Soo Lim, centre, is serving a life sentence for harming the dignity of North Korea’s supreme leader....

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Churches, Schools And Media Join TO Observe National Day Of Repentance…
Press Release. Basseterre, St. Kitts, February 16, 2016 (SKNIS): The National Season of Prayer, Fasting and Repentance continued, as Wednesday, 15 February, was declared National Day of Repentance. This consisted of general assembly in schools, prayer in churches throughout the day and prayer....

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