Gonzalo Mosca was a radical on the run. Hunted by Uruguay's dictators, he fled to Argentina, where he narrowly escaped a military raid on his hideout. "I thought that they would kill me at any moment," Mosca says.
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Pope sees banner first year, but expectations high
From his simple sound bites to his breaking of Vatican rules, Pope Francis has made being Catholic cool in his first year.
Rohingya dying from lack of health care in Myanmar
Noor Jahan rocked slowly on the floor, trying to steady her weak body. Her chest heaved and her eyes closed with each raspy breath. She could no longer eat or speak, throwing up even spoonfuls of tea.
Catholic group mounts challenge to health care law
Bailey Elise McBride, Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 8:31pm
A group of nearly 200 Catholic employers filed a new lawsuit in Oklahoma against the federal government Wednesday, hoping to stop parts of the federal health care law that force them to provide insurance that covers contraceptives.
Pope sees banner first year, but expectations high
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 5:11pm
From his simple sound bites to his breaking of Vatican rules, Pope Francis has made being Catholic cool in his first year.
Catholics, evangelicals press GOP on immigration
Donna Cassata, Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 5:11pm
Catholic bishops and evangelical leaders have met with top House Republicans to argue for action this year on immigration legislation.
Bible verse on Colorado cadet's door sparks debate
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 4:42pm
A Bible verse on the door of an Air Force Academy cadet's dorm room has touched off a constitutional debate.
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews responds to urgent requests for help from the embattled Jewish community of Ukra
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 3:31pm
Poland's Catholic bishops pick new leader Gadecki
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 3:11pm
Poland's Roman Catholic bishops have elected a new leader to succeed Archbishop Jozef Michalik, who angered many with 2013 comments that suggested victims of pedophilia were partly to blame.
Air Force Academy's Action Violates A New Pentagon Regulation
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 8:30am
No clues on Malaysian airliner fate...Global airline industry predicts record 2014 profit
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 12th - 5:41am
The Malaysian request today that India help in the search for a missing airliner is for an area far to the northwest of the plane's last reported position. It's seen as a further sign that authorities have no idea where the plane might be more than four days after it vanished on a flight to Beijing with 239 people aboard.
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