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Pope picks American to oversee doctrine
Sun StaffPope Benedict XVI selected yesterday a San Francisco bishop with a reputation as a conservative theologian to take over his former job - one of the most powerful in the Catholic hierarchy and instrumental in shaping the direction of the church....Tags: Long Beach (Los Angeles, California), Portland (Multnomah, Oregon), Minority Groups, Colleges and Universities, Society
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Pope John Paul II dies
Sun Foreign StaffVATICAN CITY - Pope John Paul II died yesterday, more than a quarter-century after beginning a reign that transformed the papacy. He succumbed to years of health problems that ravaged his body but did little to diminish his control of the Roman Catholic...Tags: Death, Italy, Health and Safety at School, Benedict XVI, Easter
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In hours in Baltimore, a shared meal and Mass
Sun StaffHe was in town just a bit longer than the average workday. But in the eyes of Baltimore's Roman Catholics, Pope John Paul II was here long enough on Oct. 8, 1995, to write a key chapter in the history of the city that is the birthplace of American...Tags: Soups, Colleges and Universities, Basilica of the Assumption, Freedom of Religion, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Followers, clergy tacking on 'Great' to the pope's name
Sun StaffROME - From the faithful in the streets to homilies at the Vatican, an unofficial change is under way: Pope John Paul II is becoming John Paul the Great. The moniker "Great" was in the written text of Cardinal Angelo Sodano's homily at a St. Peter's Mass...Tags: The Pope, Angelo Sodano, John Paul II, Vatican City, Rome (Italy)
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Surge of pride meets diminishing relevance
Sun Foreign StaffTRAUNSTEIN, Germany - Here in the foothills of the Bavarian alps, Pope Benedict XVI was born, began to train for the priesthood, deserted the Nazi army and began his university teaching career. This is where, as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, he returned...Tags: Munich (Germany), The Pope, Gaming, Germany, Elections
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Pilgrims flooding Rome to pay respects to pontiff
Sun Foreign StaffVATICAN CITY - Cardinals met here privately yesterday to prepare for the funeral of Pope John Paul II and their deliberations to choose his successor, while more than a million people made public displays of their adulation for the pontiff, crowding the...Tags: Emergency Planning, Italy, Barbara A. Mikulski, Roman Catholicism, Rome (Italy)
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Pope to focus work on youth, more reforms
Sun StaffVATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI outlined an agenda yesterday that he described as being based on the legacy of his predecessor, saying he wanted to strengthen and unify Christianity throughout the world even as he seeks dialogue with leaders of other...Tags: Elections, Benedict XVI, Roger M. Mahony, Francis George, Roman Catholicism
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Oaths by staff ensure conclave's secrecy
Associated PressVATICAN CITY - They sat quietly on hard wooden pews, nuns in simple habits, clergymen in red-sashed cassocks, chauffeurs in sober suits, all waiting their turn to solemnly swear to keep the secrets of the papal conclave. Housekeepers, elevator operators,...Tags: The Pope, Elections, Employees, Christianity, Vatican City
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Maryland center claims success treating priests
Sun StaffTucked away on a 43-acre suburban campus in Silver Spring, the St. Luke Institute boasts garden courtyards, tennis and handball courts and, by its own account, extraordinary success over the past two decades in treating the dark and complex problem of...Tags: Minority Groups, Medical Research, Justice System, Sexual Misconduct, Hospitals and Clinics
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Vatican moves to quiet speculation on next pope, John Paul's canonization
Sun Foreign StaffVATICAN CITY - After a papal funeral that spread images of Catholicism throughout the world, Vatican officials imposed an information blackout yesterday to allow the cardinals who will choose a new pope to enter "an intense period of silence and prayer."...Tags: Death, Italy, Government, Rome (Italy), Vehicles
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Bishops push to oust priests for sex abuse
Sun StaffA panel of Catholic bishops issued proposed guidelines yesterday that would defrock clergy who sexually abuse minors in the future or have been repeat offenders, but leave open the possibility that someone who committed a single offense in the past...Tags: Sexual Assault, Christianity, Trials, Abusive Behavior, William H. Keeler
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