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                    [Title] => Vatican whodunit: What happened to books on marriage?
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A whodunit is making the rounds at the Vatican.

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                    [Title] => Cardinals delve into divorce-remarriage debate
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Cardinals from around the world delved head-on Thursday into one of the most vexing issues facing the church, how to find ways to provide better pastoral care for divorced and remarried Catholics who are forbidden from receiving Communion and other church sacraments.

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                    [Title] => Pope opens critical week for reform, family issues
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Pope Francis on yesterday opened the most critical week of his year-old papacy: Two commissions of inquiry on Vatican finance are reporting their recommendations for reform and preparations get underway for a summit on family issues that will deal with the widespread rejection by Catholics of church teaching on contraception, divorce and gay unions.

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                    [Title] => Vatican sees end to tensions with Russian Orthodox
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A senior Vatican cardinal says relations with the Russian Orthodox church have vastly improved, possibly paving the way for a papal visit to Moscow or a historic meeting between the pope and the Orthodox patriarch outside of Russia or the Vatican.
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Vatican whodunit: What happened to books on marriage?

By Nicole Winfield | February 28, 2015 - 2:00am

A whodunit is making the rounds at the Vatican.

World

Cardinals delve into divorce-remarriage debate

By Nicole Winfield | February 22, 2014 - 8:00am

Cardinals from around the world delved head-on Thursday into one of the most vexing issues facing the church, how to find...

World

Pope opens critical week for reform, family issues

By Nicole Winfield | February 18, 2014 - 7:02am

Pope Francis on yesterday opened the most critical week of his year-old papacy: Two commissions of inquiry on Vatican finance are reporting their recommendations for reform and preparations get underway for a summit...

World

Vatican sees end to tensions with Russian Orthodox

September 18, 2009 - 12:01am

A senior Vatican cardinal says relations with the Russian Orthodox church have vastly improved, possibly paving the way for a papal visit to Moscow or a historic meeting between the pope and the Orthodox patriarch...