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‘Who am I to judge?’ How Pope shifted Catholic Church’s relationship with the LGBTQ+ community
Pope Francis was a reformer who rattled the Catholic Church’s conservatives and sometimes strayed from traditional views. Dignity USA Executive Director Marianne Duddy-Burke and professor of American Studies and History at Notre Dame University Kathleen Sprows Cummings join Chris Jansing to share more on the impact the Pope’s “transformative” actions and words had on the Church.
A mass took place in Northeast, D.C., to remember Pope Francis. Four cardinals were in attendance, three of whom are expected ...
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Thousands pay tribute to Pope Francis at National Basilica in DCHundreds of thousands of people of the Catholic faith across the DMV are mourning the loss of 88-year-old Pope Francis.
As tributes to Pope Francis pour in across the world following the Vatican’s announcement of the pontiff’s death, he’s being ...
Beyond the steps of St. Matthew's Cathedral in Northwest, D.C., you'll find parishioner Daniela Cordova heartbroken over the ...
Catholics are gathering in D.C. and across the country on Monday to honor Pope Francis after his death at 88. At the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, in Northeast D.C., a ...
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Tributes pour in for Pope FrancisWASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Leaders from around the world are sharing their condolences following the death of Pope Francis.
The body of a woman found inside a dumpster in Northeast, D.C. on Saturday was likely the victim of a homicide, according to ...
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Remembering Pope Francis’ visit to DC in 2015Pope Francis visited the United States for the first time, where he received a grand welcome in the nation’s capital before addressing the country's leaders and the American people with a message of ...
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