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    May 22, 2013 |Story| Reuters

  1. Pope Francis urges China's Catholics to stay loyal to Rome

    Reuters
    ROME, May 22 (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Wednesday urged Catholics in China to remain loyal to the Vatican, whose authority is challenged by China's Communist rulers. China's Catholics number between 8 and 12 million and are divided between the state-...

    Tags: Roman Catholicism, Vatican City, Rome (Italy), Religious Leaders, Religion and Belief

    2. May 2, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Former Pope Benedict XVI moves back into Vatican

    ROME -- The Vatican became the home of two living popes Thursday when former pontiff Benedict XVI took up residence in a house in the city-state’s garden.
    ROME -- The Vatican became the home of two living popes Thursday when former pontiff Benedict XVI took up residence in a house in the city-state’s garden. The unprecedented cohabitation with his successor, Pope Francis, began when Benedict arrived...

    Tags: Vatican City, International Workers' Day, Francis I

    3. Mar 27, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Stations of the 'L': Catholic Chicagoan crisscrosses city on trains and reflects on Christ's journey to the cross

    There's nothing extraordinary about Aidan Gillespie's daily commute on the No. 50 bus down Damen Avenue. Perhaps that's why the Roman Catholic schoolteacher chose the train Tuesday for a more spiritual journey.
    There's nothing extraordinary about Aidan Gillespie's daily commute on the No. 50 bus down Damen Avenue. Perhaps that's why the Roman Catholic schoolteacher chose the train Tuesday for a more spiritual journey. Setting out before dawn, Gillespie, 25,...

    Tags: Little Village, Jerusalem (Israel), Roman Catholicism, Good Friday, Religion and Belief

    4. Mar 25, 2013 |Story| McClatchy-Tribune

  4. The pope's Rome: Where Francis, the 266th pope, will live and rule

    ROME - "SILENZIO!" says the sign just past the massive bronze doors marking the entrance to St. Mary and the Martyrs Catholic Church in Rome, one of the two or three most important churches in Christian history. The sign reminds all that this is a house of worship. Indeed, visitors from around the globe flock to the Piazza della Rotonda to see its austere, columned portico.
    ROME - "SILENZIO!" says the sign just past the massive bronze doors marking the entrance to St. Mary and the Martyrs Catholic Church in Rome, one of the two or three most important churches in Christian history. The sign reminds all that this is a house...

    Tags: Travel, Separation of Church and State, Good Friday, Religion and Belief, The Pope

    5. Apr 15, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Pope Francis reaffirms crackdown on U.S. nuns

    ROME -- Pope Francis has backed the Vatican’s doctrinal crackdown on a major group of American nuns, reasserting the Roman Catholic Church's conservative approach to various social issues in a move that could cool the warm reception he has received from some liberal Catholics since taking office last month. 
    ROME -- Pope Francis has backed the Vatican’s doctrinal crackdown on a major group of American nuns, reasserting the Roman Catholic Church's conservative approach to various social issues in a move that could cool the warm reception he has...

    Tags: Roman Catholicism, Vatican City, Leadership Conference of Women Religious, Religion and Belief, Same-Sex Marriage

    6. Apr 13, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Pope Francis appoints panel to study overhaul of the Vatican

    ROME -- Pope Francis launched a long-awaited cleanup of the Vatican by announcing a task force Saturday made up of eight high-ranking cardinals, including one American, who will determine how best to reform the much-criticized Curia, or Vatican administration.
    ROME -- Pope Francis launched a long-awaited cleanup of the Vatican by announcing a task force Saturday made up of eight high-ranking cardinals, including one American, who will determine how best to reform the much-criticized Curia, or Vatican...

    Tags: Sean Patrick O'Malley, Roman Catholicism, Vatican City, Religious Leaders, Religion and Belief

    7. Mar 26, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. Chicagoans studying at Rome seminary inspired to bring history home

    — Chris Kerzich of Bedford Park had moved to Washington to enter politics when former Pope Benedict XVI came to the nation's capital and inspired him to pursue public service of a different kind.
    — Chris Kerzich of Bedford Park had moved to Washington to enter politics when former Pope Benedict XVI came to the nation's capital and inspired him to pursue public service of a different kind. The Rev. James Wallace of Winnetka heard the call...

    Tags: Roman Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal, Seminaries, Students, The Pope, Francis I

    8. Mar 25, 2013 | Orlando Sentinel

  8. Report: Pope Francis, Pope Emeritus Benedict meet at Castel Gandolfo

    In what was the first meeting between two living popes in nearly 600 years, Pope Francis I and Pope Benedict XVI met recently for lunch.
    Orlando Sentinel
    The lunch meeting between Pope Francis I and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI on Friday was more than just one man asking his predecessor for information about the job he'd taken on, according to Rocco Palma of Whispers in the Loggia, the influential Roman...
    9. Mar 29, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Pope Francis: Confounding the pundits as an agent of change

    Many American Roman Catholics would like to see their church change. In mid-March, the Pew Research Center delivered this <a href="http://www.pewforum.org/Christian/Catholic/US-Catholics-Happy-with-Selection-of-Pope-Francis.aspx">poll</a>: 76% of U.S. Catholics countenance birth control; 59% want women as priests; 64% think priests should be allowed to marry.
    Many American Roman Catholics would like to see their church change. In mid-March, the Pew Research Center delivered this poll: 76% of U.S. Catholics countenance birth control; 59% want women as priests; 64% think priests should be allowed to marry. We'...

    Tags: Roman Catholicism, Birth Control, Defense of Marriage Act, Religion and Belief, Papal Conclave (2013)

    10. Mar 29, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. New pope, new questions

    When in Rome, the excitement swirling around the election of Pope Francis was contagious, even for those who weren't church-going Roman Catholics. My job was to convey that Eternal City-wide fervor to folks back home through stories, videos, live Webcasts via Skype and broadcasts on WGN Radio, Facebook and Twitter.
    When in Rome, the excitement swirling around the election of Pope Francis was contagious, even for those who weren't church-going Roman Catholics. My job was to convey that Eternal City-wide fervor to folks back home through stories, videos, live Webcasts...

    Tags: Vatican City, Rome (Italy), Religion and Belief, Skype, Francis I

    11. Mar 28, 2013 |Story| AM News

  11. Torn between two popes?

    Some predicted the meeting between newly-elected Pope Francis I and his predecessor, Benedict XVI, would be awkward. After all, the Roman Catholic Church hasn&rsquo;t had a pope resign in 600 years. What would the two men say to each other? Would Benedict tell Pope Francis what he should and shouldn&rsquo;t be doing? Would the former pope be looking over the new pope&rsquo;s shoulder? And would the new pope feel threatened, even resentful?
    Contributing Writer
    Some predicted the meeting between newly-elected Pope Francis I and his predecessor, Benedict XVI, would be awkward. After all, the Roman Catholic Church hasn’t had a pope resign in 600 years. What would the two men say to each other? Would Benedict...

    Tags: Roman Catholicism, Easter, Religion and Belief, The Pope, Francis I

    12. Feb 24, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. Cardinal George: Is there now such a sea change in Western culture that people can't believe?

    Cardinal Francis George of Chicago had gone through a long 16-hour day of meetings and travel, a day that began at 5 a.m., and it was just about 9 at night. He was tired, with one more meeting to go.
    Cardinal Francis George of Chicago had gone through a long 16-hour day of meetings and travel, a day that began at 5 a.m., and it was just about 9 at night. He was tired, with one more meeting to go. But as he walked into the room for our interview late...

    Tags: Travel, Trips and Vacations, Religion and Belief, The Pope, Francis I

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