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Redemption at the Philippines' Feast of the Black Nazarene

By Joseph Hincks / Manila

Trump-Pence is the Most Anti-Catholic Republican Ticket in Modern History

By Christopher Hale

Katy Perry Just Got a Step Closer to Buying a Convent

By Nash Jenkins

Ireland Signs Gay Marriage Into Law

By Joanna Plucinska
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Pope Francis's Popularity Extends Beyond Catholics and Conservatives

50% of Catholics also had a more positive opinion of the Church

By Tanya Basu

Giants Fan Priest Threatens 8-Year-Old Cowboys Fan With Musket, Officials Say

The priest wasn't happy the 8-year-old was rooting for the Cowboys

By Tanya Basu

Pope Francis Meets America

The leader of the world's Catholics visits a country that has hosted a 240-year workshop on the role of God in public life

By Elizabeth Dias and Nancy Gibbs

Americans Love Pope Francis

A pair of studies show that Pope Francis is popular, perhaps because of his willingness to address social issues

By Tanya Basu

Pope Francis Will Travel Through Central Park

The historic procession will take place on September 25.

By Tanya Basu

Gov. Christie: 'I'm a Catholic, But I've Used Birth Control'

The governor doesn't think using birth control makes him "an awful Catholic"

By Tanya Basu

Pope Francis Rages Against Capitalism

The Pontiff slams the modern "dictatorship of an impersonal economy"

By Tanya Basu

Pope Francis Gets Given the Weirdest Crucifix Ever

With Jesus nailed to a hammer and sickle

By Joanna Plucinska

Bienvenido Francisco! Scenes from the Pope's Visit to Latin America

The Pope addressed a million people in Ecuador, sipped coca leaf tea in Bolivia, and is also set to visit Paraguay on his tour of Latin America. Here, a look at how the region's Catholics have welcomed "Papa Francisco"

By TIME Photo

Pope Francis Samples Coca Leaves, the Main Ingredient in Cocaine, on Bolivia Trip

Upon landing in La Paz, the 78-year-old Pontiff appeared bright and alert during his welcoming speech

By Joanna Plucinska

4 Things to Know About Ash Wednesday

What to know about the start of Lent

By TIME Staff

Pope Says Families Should Put Down Their Phones

The Pontiff says technology should be used to enable conversation, not hinder it

By Sarah Begley

An Epic Procession Is Taking Place in Manila

One man has died and hundreds have required medical attention

By TIME Staff

Pope Francis Urges Muslim Leaders to Condemn Violence

Remarks came during only the fourth trip by a sitting Pontiff to Turkey

By Per Liljas

The New Archbishop of Chicago Is a Radical—And That’s a Good Thing

We Americans focus too much on rights, not enough on responsibilities

By Robert Christian

Pope Francis's Winds of Change Cross the Atlantic

In naming Blase Cupich Archbishop of Chicago, he's sending another big message

By Christopher Hale
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