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Pope Francis moved a predecessor closer to sainthood on Sunday, beatifying Pope Paul VI on the last day of a gathering in Rome of church leaders from around the world. |
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IT IS up to a United States Marine charged in the killing of the 26-year-old transgender woman to decide whether or not he will appear before the Olongapo City Prosecutor’s Office, the US Embassy in Manila said in a statement. |
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Some 30,000 athletes took part in an International Marathon in China's capital on Sunday, with many participants wearing facemasks during the 42 kilometer (26 mile) course. Beijing was enveloped in smog, said to be 'hazardous' by monitors. With severe air pollution being no news to China, organizers.... |
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A highly celebrated preliminary document from the Vatican turned out to be very different in its final form. |
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By Nicole Winfield And Daniela Petroff VATICAN CITY – Catholic bishops scrapped their landmark welcome to gays Saturday, showing deep divisions at the end of a two-week meeting sought by Pope Francis to chart a more merciful approach to ministering […] |
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Pope Paul VI, the first pontiff to visit Israel and the pope who opened the Roman Catholic Church to formal dialogue with the Jewish world, has moved a step closer to sainthood. Pope Francis beatified Paul at a Vatican ceremony Sunday at the close of a synod of bishops. Paul VI reigned from 1963-1978. |
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A memorial service is taking place for Northern Ireland's former first minister Ian Paisley in Belfast. |
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Pope Francis moved a predecessor closer to sainthood on Sunday, beatifying Pope Paul VI on the last day of a gathering in Rome of church leaders from around the world. |
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(CNN) -- Pope Francis moved a predecessor closer to sainthood on Sunday, beatifying Pope Paul VI on the last day of a gathering in Rome of church leaders from around the world. It was a ceremonious close to this year's Synod of the Bishops on the Family, which has ended in clinches over how to.... |
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Tags: Bataan Nuclear Power Plant Instead of being revived as a source of power, the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant could be more useful if it were turned into a tourist spot.
The suggestion came from Balanga Bishop Ruperto Santos, who said the BNPP could generate income as a tourist.... |
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Catholic gay rights groups say they are disappointed after bishops rejected a call for wider acceptance of gay people, which had the Pope’s backing. The draft report, which also urged more tolerance for divorcees who remarried, failed to win two-thirds backing at the bishops’ synod in Rome. The final report says only that anti-gay discrimination. |
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