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One wouldn't label her cool or passionate, either. She says she is passionate about both causes but she behaves cool. Was her decision to come out for the republic courageous? "As long as that's not a Yes Minister question," she laughs. "You know, when the secretary doesn't like the minister's.... |
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U.S. presidents, always eager to expand their influence, have had a respectful and in some cases special relationship with the papacy ever since the U.S. emerged as a superpower after World War II. Not only does the pope have influence over 1.2 billion Catholics around the world, he also is a.... |
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I’m exactly the sort of Catholic who should be cheering for Pope Francis’ historic trip to the United States—but instead I’m dreading it. Rather than drinking in the spectacle this week, I’m tempted to turn off the TV, close my laptop, leave the newspapers unread and keep the radio tuned to classical music. |
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We'll be inundated Pope, Pope, and more Pope 24-7 this week, as the pontiff makes his rounds in the nation's capital. Francis plans a White House visit, an outdoor mass in Washington, and a speech before Congress. |
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In her first major media appearance since her appointment to the role on Sunday, the NSW Senator praised Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull for sending a “real message about gender in this country” by elevating three more women to cabinet. Commenting on the significant public commentary that has.... |
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Turnbull Government has ‘renewed focus on the Pacific’ By Pacific affairs reporter Liam Fox. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Sept. 21, 2015) – Australia's Cabinet reshuffle under new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has seen the reinstatement of a ministerial-level representative for Pacific affairs in the nation's parliament. |
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The man whose unassuming personality has transformed the papacy arrived Monday in a corner of Cuba that had never seen a pope and urged the faithful — and, perhaps, their political leaders — to embrace change. Pope Francis stuck to religion as he celebrated Mass at Holguín’s Plaza de la Revolución . But Monday was the Feast of St. |
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The man whose unassuming personality has transformed the papacy arrived Monday in a corner of Cuba that had never seen a pope and urged the faithful — and, perhaps, their political leaders — to embrace change. Pope Francis stuck to religion as he celebrated Mass at Holguín’s Plaza de la Revolución , or Revolution Square. |
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Pope Francis, 2015: “Why do so many powerful people not want peace? Because they live off war, the arms industry is a serious matter! The powerful earn a living by producing and selling arms to countries: it is the industry of death, they make money from it.” Photo: Korean Culture and Information Service, courtesy Wikimedia Commons. |
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But what if it was all a scam? Based on a hoax? Irving’s version of Ferguson’s infamous, “hands up, don’t shoot.” Well, the more we learn about Ahmed Mohamed, his clock, family and friends, and most importantly this year’s bitter struggle between Muslim community leaders and Irving government officials over Sharia Law, it seems a certainty. |
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Pope Francis met with aging revolutionary Communist Fidel Castro on Sunday (Sept. 20) in Castro’s Havana home, where they chatted “informally” about “protecting the environment and the great problems of the contemporary world,” according to Vatican Radio. |
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