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Cardinal Loris Capovilla, who has died aged 100, was the oldest member of the College of Cardinals and lived long enough to see a pope who revived the style and aims of Pope John XXIII, known as "The Good Pope", for whom Capovilla had been secretary decades before. Loris Capovilla was born at Pontelungo, near Padua. |
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Capovilla was ordained a priest of the Patriarchate of Venice in 1940 and then did his military service in the Italian air force during the Second World War. He was awarded the Italian War Merit Cross for saving the lives of 10 Italian airmen. After the war he was appointed editor of the Venice.... |
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Winners of the coveted Miss Newcastle and Sunderland GB titles shared the stage for the first time over the weekend.
Coral Patrick, 21 and from South Shields, was crowned Miss Newcastle GB while 24-year-old Gateshead lass Lucy Hough walked away with the title of Miss Sunderland. |
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By Thom Chiumia. Comedian cum activist Michael Usi has against criticised President Peter Mutharika and his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) of sleepwalking Malawi into an economic turmoil failure and commended seven youths who set out on a 362-kilometre 10-day charity walk from Lilongwe to.... |
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Dr John D'Arcy. Picture: Adam Ward Dr John D’Arcy O’Donnell has helped many people learn and live healthier lives through his media work, after a breaking news event set him on the path. The 69-year-old Beecroft resident, who runs a general practice in Hannah St, has been made a member of the Order.... |
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By Salem Solomon. In September 2001, Eritrean authorities launched an unprecedented crackdown on the free press. Seven of the country’s independent newspapers were shut down. At least 11 journalists were arrested in the roundup, and several more were jailed the following month. |
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Comedian cum activist Michael Usi has against criticised President Peter Mutharika and his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) of sleepwalking Malawi into an economic turmoil failure and commended seven youths who set out on a 362-kilometre 10-day charity walk from Lilongwe to Blantyre to raise K22.... |
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New Orleans' LGBT community reacted with horror, devastation and heartbreak to the news Sunday (June 12) that Omar Mateen had opened fire on a gay club in Orlando, Fla., leaving dead and 50 more wounded. at least 50 people "It's just unbelievable that there is so much hate in this world," said Opal Masters , co-founder of the Krewe of Amon-Ra. |
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Paul Williams and Laura Larkin – 13 June 2016 02:30 AM Gardai will try to establish if serial paedophile Eamon Cooke left a will in case he confessed to the murder of Rathfarnham schoolboy Philip Cairns. Cooke - known among his victims as the "Cookie Monster" - has been identified by two women as a suspect in the murder of the 13-year-old in 1986. |
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MBABANE Shongwe and Khuphuka Saved Group continues to ride the radio airwaves in South Africa, topping the Ligwalagwla FM Top 20 chart. While still celebrating the Trumpet Africa Gospel Music Best Traditional Song Award, the group has had its song titled ‘Egameni LikaJesu’ topping the Ligwalagwala FM Top 20 Gospel charts. |
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"Why,'' my son asked, "does this keep happening?'' I had a dozen possible replies, but no real answer for him. And so, as I began driving toward Orlando and the scene of America's latest mass shooting Sunday morning, it occurred to me that it was the one question most of us never seem to agree on. I know what the president thinks. |
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