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Pope's September France visit to include meeting with abuse survivors (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV will make a four-day apostolic journey to France Sept. 25-28, with a program that stretches from the Élysée Palace and UNESCO in Paris to the Marian shrine of Lourdes and a final stop in Metz, and it will include a private meeting with victims of abuse in the Church, the Vatican has confirmed. The Holy See Press Office released the detailed schedule Aug. 7, along with a statement to journalists saying, "During his upcoming Apostolic Journey to France, Pope Leo XIV will meet privatel
France, Church remember Father Hamel, slain by terrorists in 2016 (opens the original)
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French top politicians, bishops and family remembered the 85-year-old Father Jacques Hamel 10 years after the priest was murdered by two Islamic terrorists as he was celebrating Mass July 26, 2016, in Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray, France. Father Hamel's stole was placed on a cross in the center of the church. "You would have preferred that it is not here," Archbishop Dominique Lebrun of Rouen told the faithful gathered during Mass, according to Le Monde, the daily French newspaper, which reported th
Vatican pushes back on 'unfounded' reports of Rupnik acquittal (opens the original)
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The Vatican has pushed back against reports that former Jesuit Father Marko Rupnik has been acquitted in his Vatican criminal trial. In a July 22 statement, the Vatican said rumors of an acquittal are "completely unfounded" and confirmed the canonical trial is still under review. Officials said judges continue examining evidence from dioceses, the Jesuits, alleged victims and media reports. The press release came a day after Laura Sgrò, a civil and canon lawyer who represents five women who have
Pope Leo draws crowds to Castel Gandolfo for first summer Angelus (opens the original)
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When the 8:21 a.m. train left Rome's Termini Station to Castel Gandolfo July 12, people packed like sardines into the regional cars. While two or three passengers got off at stations along the way, most disembarked at Castel Gandolfo and headed up the hill to see Pope Leo XIV during the Sunday Angelus prayer -- the first this summer to be said from his lakeview residence. One of those squeezed into the regional Italian train heading to Lake Albano was Jana Kopkova from Koshice, Slovakia. "We're
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