Ben Carson’s Church: We’re Glad He’s Not Here The candidate has stopped making his regular church visits and the Seventh-day Adventists, who believe the End of Times is coming, are happy for him to keep his distance.

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Can the Pope Revoke Someone's Sainthood? The Catholic Church may delay the October beatification of Pope John Paul II as critics inside and outside the church investigate his role in protecting abusive priests and covering up their crimes. A Polish newspaper also claims that the French nun Read more ... whom the late pope is supposed to have miraculously...

Pope Francis Praises Capitalism, But Says It Must Not Overlook The Poor WASHINGTON -- In his address before a joint meeting of Congress on Thursday, Pope Francis praised capitalism but urged the American people to use it as a force for good for the impoverished. "How much

Pope Francis, in White House Ceremony, Praises Obama’s Action on Climate Change During an elaborate arrival event on the South Lawn, the pope waded into two of America’s most highly charged political debates, speaking on immigration and the environment.

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Pope Francis praises and criticizes Cuba

Pope offers solidarity with Cuba, highlights Hispanics in U.S. The pope will be offering a show of solidarity with Cubans and making clear that Hispanics in the U.S. are the bedrock of the American church.

Salvadorans Celebrate Beatification of Slain Archbishop Romero He was declared a martyr for his faith this year by Pope Francis

Pope Approves Martyrdom for Slain Salvadoran Romero Pope Francis on Tuesday approved a martyrdom declaration for Oscar Romero, the archbishop of San Salvador who was gunned down in 1980, setting the stage for his beatification.