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Vatican: "Communist crucifix" given to pope by Morales is a symbol of dialogue, not ideology Pope Francis is presented with a gift of a crucifix carved into a wooden hammer and sickle, the Communist symbol uniting labor and peasants, by Bolivian President Evo Morales in La Paz, Bolivia, Wednesday, July 8, 2015. |
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Bolivian President Evo Morales' controversial gift of a "Communist crucifix" to Pope Francis threatened to overshadow the pope's visit to Bolivia on Thursday, with the Vatican and Bolivia both insisting that no offense was intended or taken. Morales gave Francis the crucifix carved into a hammer and.... |
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Rome, July 9 - Pope Francis urged kindness, solidarity and courage in sharing life with others, rather than falling into despair, as he celebrated Mass Thursday in the Park of Christ the Redeemer during his visit to Bolivia. "Frequently, we tire of this journey," Francis said to the crowd that.... |
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By Alvaro de Juana and Elise Harris. When leftist Bolivian president Evo Morales on Thursday presented Pope Francis with a “communist crucifix” – a carving of Christ crucified on the hammer of a hammer and sickle – the Pope’s only reaction was to say, “This is not ok,” while shaking his head. |
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A very musical week indeed with new productions of "Girlfriend," "Rent," "Hairspray" and "Oklahoma!" Shine Storytellers explore the topic of feeling out of control. Promenade Playhouse, 1404 3rd St., Santa Monica. Sun., 7 p.m. $10. (310) 452-2321. Danny and the Deep Blue Sea John Patrick Shanley's.... |
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HAVANA TIMES — The lynching of Cuban Cardinal Jaime Ortega is already underway, and all of the media cannons of Miami’s anti-Castro community are aimed at him, as are those of dissidents and the occasional US diplomat based in Cuba. They are looking for any pretext to attack him, but the hatred towards the prelate is nothing new. |
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Colon warming up before a game against the Cubs on June 30. Credit Mark Kauzlarich/The New York Times. And yet his Fred Flintstone body type can make his successes seem accidental, almost comical. A city chuckles when his helmet flies off as he swings his bat, and shakes its head in disbelief when.... |
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — Pope Francis enjoyed an in-flight tea made with from coca leaves — illegal in the United States — to prevent altitude sickness during a visit to the world’s highest capital city. Sitting at an altitude of 13,000 feet, La Paz has air 30 percent thinner than at sea level and the.... |
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By Dr Kwesi Atta Sakyi 6th July 2015 Do names of great Ghanaians, dead and alive, such as these, ring a bell and resonate with you? Dr Anton Wilhelm Amo (d), Dr R.G. Armattoe (d), Sekyi brothers from Adisadel(d), Philip Quarcoo (d), Ken Dadzie (d), Dr Ave Kludze, Dr Kofi Annan, Dr Nii Quaynor, Dr James Kwegyir Aggrey (d), Dr Isaiah Blankson, Dr T. |
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