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By SHAWN POGATCHNIK Dublin Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has told priests that the Vatican has rejected the resignations of his two auxiliary bishops following their reported involvement in the Roman Catholic Church's cover-up of child abuse.'Following the presentation of their resignations to Pope Benedict, it has been decided that Bishop Eamonn ...

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Vatican mulling Arabic and Russian versions of website
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There is also an area dedicated to Pope Benedict XVI including speeches, details of his travels and other activities. Plans include expanding the section on ...

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A city panel Tuesday cleared the way for the construction near ground zero of a mosque that has caused a political uproar over religious freedom and Sept.

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Catholic News Agency

Jesus' advent gives life-changing hope, Benedict XVI teaches
Catholic News Agency
Before Sunday's Angelus prayer, Pope Benedict XVI taught the importance of leading our lives with trust and hope in the coming of the Lord. ...

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photo(AP) - In this picture made available by the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano, Saturday, Aug. 7, 2010, Pope Benedict XVI, visits the Madonna dei Bisognosi sanctuary in Rocca di Botte village, near L'Aquila, Italy, Friday Aug. 6, 2010. Normally there's lots of fanfare when the pope travels, but Benedict XVI slipped away Friday for the day without notice for lunch and prayer in the mountains of central Italy. (AP Photo/L'Osservatore Romano, HO)


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Carol Vorderman's countdown to the Pope's visit
Telegraph.co.uk
Carol Vorderman will host the warm-up show to Pope Benedict XVI's visit next month. Photo: Ian Jones An old girl of the Blessed Edward Jones ...

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Telegraph.co.uk

Pope Benedict wanted to be a librarian
Telegraph.co.uk
Pope Benedict XVI wanted to become a librarian 13 years ago but his request to quit the Vatican high office was rejected. By Simon Caldwell His predecessor, ...

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photo(AP) - FILE- Cardinal Bernard Law during a memorial Mass at St. Peter's Basilica, at the Vatican, Monday, March 29, 2010. Groups representing victims of clergy sex abuse in the United States are urging Pope Benedict XVI to remove Cardinal Bernard Law as head of a Rome basilica, issuing their appeal Wednesday Aug. 4, 2010, shortly before the former Boston archbishop leads an annual high-profile ceremony in the church. Law resigned in 2002 as Boston archbishop to quell an outcry over the handling of sex abuse cases in his diocese. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)


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The Catholic Church in Ireland does not see itself being the sole or dominant provider of primary schools in the future, it has said.

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Pope Benedict XVI has tapped an American, Joseph William Tobin, to oversee Catholic religious orders around the world, the Vatican announced on Monday.

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photo(AP) - Pope Benedict XVI addresses faithful during the Angelus prayer at Castel Gandolfo, in the outskirts of Rome, Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010. (AP Photo/Riccardo De Luca)


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National Catholic Register

Calm Before the Storm?
National Catholic Register
Pope Benedict XVI's state visit to Britain in September is also an important consideration. Traditionalists, in the UK at least, are unwilling to make any ...

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Pope screens film about his pontificate
Catholic Culture
Pope Benedict XVI attended an advance screening of a film about his pontificate on July 29 at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo. ...
Benedict XVI reflects on Pope's role in ChurchCatholic News Agency
PAPAL, HOLY SEE HIGHLIGHTS FOR APRIL – JULY 2010DFW Catholic
Pope Watches Film of His PontificateCatholic.net
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The Catholic Church is to hand over previously undisclosed church archive documents relating to the Ballymurphy massacre almost 40 years ago, to relatives of the victims.

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Pope Benedict Goes Gangsta: Dons White Baseball Cap And Sports Bling
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But Pope Benedict XVI broke with tradition by wearing a baseball cap as he went for a stroll around his summer residence on Sunday. ...

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Victim support campaigner says Catholic hierarchy in England and Wales must 'name truth of past failures' Colm O'Gorman, the executive director of Amnesty International Ireland, says the Vatican has been guilty of wilful negligence.

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