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Catholics join London residents in prayer on anniversary of bombings
LONDON (CNS) — Catholic officials in London joined others in prayer and celebrated special Masses on the first anniversary of the London terrorist attacks that left 52 people dead and more than 700 wounded.
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New coadjutor bishop named for Christchurch
CHRISTCHURCH — Msgr Barry Jones, parish priest of Greymouth, has been appointed by Pope Benedict XVI as Coadjutor Bishop of Christchurch. As coadjutor, he will automatically succeed Bishop John Cunneen as bishop of the diocese.
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Enquiries come in for NZ Catholic Holy Land pilgrimage
AUCKLAND — Enquiries are already coming in from people interested in taking part in the NZ Catholic Holy Land Pilgrimage in June next year.
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South Park complaints thrown out
WELLINGTON — Despite a record number of complaints, the Broadcasting Standards Authority has ruled that the Bloody Mary episode of South Park did not breach standards of fairness or good taste and decency.
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Belgium weighs ban on "proselytism"
BRUSSELS (CWN) — Some members of small religious groups in Belgium are worried that a controversial legislative proposal could threaten religious freedom, according to the Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute (C-Fam).
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Catholic lawyer sues Colombian magazine for its satirical spread
BOGOTA, Colombia (CNS) — When Alejandro Ordonez, an attorney, government official and Catholic, heard about a magazine spread that depicted a topless actress posed as Christ and satirized the Bible, he filed a lawsuit.
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Pope expresses condolences for Valencia, Spain, subway crash victims
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Days before Pope Benedict XVI was set to arrive in Valencia, Spain, a tragic subway wreck cast a dark shadow over the Mediterranean city.
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