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A faith connection on Cuba’s slow but emerging lane of technology
HAVANA — It’s a scene all too familiar in the U.S., but not one you’d expect in Cuba: a group of schoolgirls cupping their cellphones with their hands, protecting them from the glare of the tropical sun. Most are looking at … Continue reading
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Canonization may prove a boon to Washington shrine
Roman street vendors and devotees of Blessed John Paul II aren’t the only ones happy about what the canonization of the late pope will mean for them. Officials at the Blessed John Paul II Shrine in Washington, D.C. also hope … Continue reading
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Why a poor rural Texas town captured the pope’s attention
By Brenda Nettles Riojas MISSION, Texas — As World Youth Day kicked off in Poland today, a group of Catholic youth in Texas, some without the money to travel to Poland and others without the legal papers to travel there, got … Continue reading →