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In an interview with Portuguese Radio the pope spoke about his native Argentina, which – he said – had accepted immigrants, including from Poland.
In another interview, for Catholic Radio Renascenca, Francis said Cardinal Angelo Comastri and papal almoner, Archbishop Konrad Krajewski, had welcomed.... |
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Pope Francis has described an unfair global economic order which puts money before human beings, as the root cause of the migration crises playing out in Europe and elsewhere. He said on Monday during a Vatican Radio interview, that the overwhelming cause is an evil, unjust socio-economic system. |
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By Philip Pullella. VATICAN CITY, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Pope Francis has warned against the risk that militants could slip into Europe under cover of a huge wave of refugees fleeing war in Syria but also said the migrant crisis could help reawaken the continent's conscience. |
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Jinja Outside politics, Jinja Municipality East constituency is perhaps the most important part of this town being home of the central business district, the Industrial Area, the pier and the biggest fish landing sites. So far, five people have lined up to fight for the parliamentary seat of an area.... |
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VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis has warned against the risk that militants could slip into Europe under cover of a huge wave of refugees fleeing war in Syria but also said the migrant crisis could help reawaken the continent's conscience. In an interview published on Monday with the Portuguese Catholic.... |
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis has warned against the risk that militants could slip into Europe under cover of a huge wave of refugees fleeing war in Syria but also said the migrant crisis could help reawaken the continent's conscience. In an interview published on Monday with the Portuguese.... |
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Pope Francis has warned against the risk that militants could slip into Europe under cover of a huge wave of refugees fleeing war in Syria but also said the migrant crisis could help reawaken the continent’s conscience. In an interview published on Monday with the Portuguese Catholic broadcaster.... |
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Footage taken of the murder shows a man creep up behind Columbian journalist Flor Alba Nunez Vargas as she waits by the door of her radio station and then kill her with a single shot.
A well-known Columbian journalist was shot in the head by a hired assassin in a crash helmet as she arrived for work. |
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The day started with Tony Abbott dismissing spill rumours as ‘Canberra games’ and ended with him facing a vote on his leadership.
Tony Abbott and supporters arrive for the party room meeting in Parliament House on Monday. Photograph: Mike Bowers for the Guardian.
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The Christian Churches Monitoring Group (CCMG) a consortium of faith based organizations has expressed concern over the sustained intolerance among politicians in the country. Speaking during the launch of the 2015 to 2016 electoral process monitoring in Lusaka today, Mongu Catholic Bishop, Evans.... |
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QUEENSLAND Liberal senator Ian Macdonald is disappointed with Malcolm Turnbull’s challenge to Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s leadership, even though he has not been “enamoured with Abbott as a person”. Senator Macdonald said he was not in favour of a leadership ballot. |
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