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Lazio beats Roma in tense capital derby to reach Italian Cup semifinals - Vimarsana News

Lazio beats Roma in tense capital derby to reach Italian Cup semifinals

Lazio advanced to the Italian Cup semifinals by beating Roma 1-0 on Wednesday in a tense derby that saw three players sent off.

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Lazio edges Roma 1-0, reaches Italian Cup semis | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Lazio edges Roma 1-0, reaches Italian Cup semis | Borneo Bulletin Online

ROME (AP) – Lazio advanced to the Italian Cup semifinals by beating Roma 1-0 on Wednesday in a tense derby that saw three players sent off. Two Roma players were given red cards and key forward Paulo Dybala came off at halftime with yet another problem in his long list of muscular injuries.  The World […]

Costa Rica's Catholic Leaders Defend the Seal of Confession Against Proposed Legislation - Vimarsana News

Costa Rica's Catholic Leaders Defend the Seal of Confession Against Proposed Legislation

The bill, introduced by lawmaker Antonio Ortega of the Frente Amplio political party, aims to compel priests to break the confessional seal in cases of sexual crimes against minors.

Catholic leaders in Costa Rica oppose bill forcing priests to break seal of confession - Vimarsana News

Catholic leaders in Costa Rica oppose bill forcing priests to break seal of confession

A group of Catholic leaders from Costa Rica recently laid out the position of the Church regarding a bill that seeks to eliminate the seal of confession.

Catholic Leaders in Costa Rica Oppose Bill Forcing Priests to Break Seal of Confession - Vimarsana News

Catholic Leaders in Costa Rica Oppose Bill Forcing Priests to Break Seal of Confession

Costa Rican Bishops’ Conference expressed its opposition to the bill.