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Searchin' for the Surfer's Saint.
News that the Pope regards the Internet as a "wonderful instrument" may revive interest in the Catholic Church's search for the medium's patron saint
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Don't Drive, Surf to Virgin Mary.
As crowds flocked to the Virgin of Guadalupe, thousands of others -- led by the Pope himself went online to visit the famous Mexico City basilica
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Vatican cuts short its litany of saints.
The Vatican has dropped several saints from its officially approved list either because they are no longer deemed saintly enough or because they are bogus
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Cardinal's warning over Christianity.
One of Britain's most prominent church leaders has warned that Christianity is close to becoming extinct in the country. The Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, said the religion had been "almost eliminated" as a source of moral guidance among the nation
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Pope John Paul II says human embryo research is evil.
"The Pope used a visit by President George Bush to back the efforts of American conservatives to maintain the ban on federal funding of embryo stem cell research," says The Guardian. "Advocates of such research say it could lead to cures for illnesses such as Alzheimer's disease and diabetes," says The Telegraph. "It is already legal in Britain."
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True Confessions: Only in Person.
The Catholic Church has embraced the Internet in many ways, but some things just can't be conducted virtually. Confession, officials say, is one of them
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Skull and software generate 'real face' of Jesus.
Reseachers have used science to devise what is said to be the closest possible likeness to the face of Jesus
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Pope welcomes new body of church princes.
St Peter's Square was a sunlit sea of red as the "princes of the Church" met in a gathering known as a consistory, welcoming the new members...
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