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Art & Entertainment News 14/12
Hanoi to host Vietnam’s largest Christmas festival. Organizers of this year’s Christmas Festival, set for December 23-24 at the Westlake Water Park in Hanoi, are boasting it will be the largest in Vietnam. They say it will attract more than 40,000 people and feature a snow road, street festival and gift world.

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When gas was really cheap [Photos]
his Esso station is still located at the northeast corner of Church and Dundas Sts. While the price at the pumps is considerably less than it was a few weeks ago it’s no where near the price of the stuff back when this photo was taken in 1957. And remember, that 36.9¢ was for an Imperial gallon of Regular gasoline, translation: 8¢/litre.

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A Pastor’s Turn Fighting for Ukraine
Volunteers made food for the regular soldiers, gave them clothing and even weapons. Increasingly, as the fight with rebel separatists and Russian special forces exploded in the spring and summer, they fought alongside them. “The army is morally strong because of us,” said Mr. Reuta, who was called Padre in his unit.

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Pastor commits suicide week after wife's death; leaves note
A pastor of the Foursquare Gospel Church Ghana Life Cathedral committed suicide Saturday evening and blamed it on a former roommate. Pastor Kwabena Bonsu who was believed to be in his late thirties hanged himself in his single room apartment at Kasoa Chinese near Tuba Junction in Accra. He accused one Esther for his death.

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Thousands join Al Sharpton in ‘Justice for All’ march in D.C.
Thousands of demonstrators streamed down Pennsylvania Avenue on Saturday, shouting “Black lives matter,” “Hands up, don’t shoot,” and “I can’t breathe” to call attention to the recent deaths of unarmed African American men at the hands of police. The peaceful civil rights march led by families of the slain and organized by the Rev.

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Dogs in heaven? Pope seems to leave gates open
In San Diego, a town topping Forbes magazine’s list of best cities for dog lovers, this premise is pretty easy to chew on: Canines have souls and can go to heaven. That’s what Pope Francis seemed to say during a recent general audience session at the Vatican.

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Do dogs go to heaven?
In San Diego, a town topping Forbes magazine’s list of best cities for dog lovers, this premise is pretty easy to chew on: Canines have souls and can go to heaven. That’s what Pope Francis seemed to say during a recent general audience session at the Vatican.

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Creole-Navajo Texan forges bond with WI Hmong
WAUSAU, Wis. (AP) — Travoi Two Bears Tuttle knew little of central Wisconsin or Wausau when the vision came to him while he was in his mother's Houston, Texas, home. Visions are a special phenomenon to Tuttle, a Navajo Indian with one black Creole parent and a rich spiritual history.

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Creole-Navajo Texan forges bond with Hmong
WAUSAU, Wis. — Travoi Two Bears Tuttle knew little of central Wisconsin or Wausau when the vision came to him while he was in his mother’s Houston, Texas, home. Visions are a special phenomenon to Tuttle, a Navajo Indian with one black Creole parent and a rich spiritual history.

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Pacete: Christmas Festival
It is the most festive month in the Philippines. It is the happy time for traditions like Christmas parties, “daigon” (dramatization of the journey of Mary and Joseph with music and songs), giving of cards, display of lanterns, midnight masses, gift giving, releasing of bonuses (taxed or untaxed).

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Celibacy is linked to priest child abuse in Australia
The Catholic Church in Australia has said that obligatory celibacy may have contributed to priests abusing children, and recommended that clergy should be given "psychosexual" training. In a landmark report, an Australian Catholic Church body dealing with the legacy of child sex abuse added that....

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