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Anderson Cooper 360-20211030-04:35:00

holy father is a focus on a broad array of values, particularly social justice doctrine, that i think is prevalent to the franciscan part of the catholic church, the jesuit part of the catholic church as phil indicated, about service. the pope has leaned heavily into refugees, into climate change and the impact of climate, into poverty and social justice issues. and those are areas that the biden administration has leaned into strongly as well. i think what you see from both is a recognition that the holy father's position on this is very, very clear, that's not going to change. but there's a wide variety of values that unite president biden and his interpretation of the faith and that of the holy father and we could focus on those rather than others that seek to divide. >> by the way, the holy father stands on who should receive communion, also very consistent, hasn't changed one bit. he feels very strongly that all should be able to receive it. phil mattingly, joe kennedy, congressman, thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> more now on two traditions, the one established by john f.

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Sete famosos que surgiram sem roupa e quebraram a web

Sete famosos que surgiram sem roupa e quebraram a web
uol.com.br - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from uol.com.br Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Americas Newsroom With Bill Hemmer Dana Perino-20210609-13:20:00

ants were brought in. it teaches that america is a land of systemic racism, white supremacy and white privilege and loyola parents questioned the plan and asked why the rich history of catholic -- this desire to tackle the sin of racism through outside curriculum is happening at several catholic schools around the country. she warns crt and woke ideology are incompatible with christianity. >> we are defined most primarily in relationship to the love of god. the woke movement defines the human person based on hatred of society. >> we reached out to the school's president. he has yet to respond. in a statement the communication director says that loyola is committed to its catholic faith and its jesuit school mission. back to you. >> dana: thanks for the report.

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Jesuit Priests Abused 64 People, Including 34 Kids, Congregation Admits


Jesuit Priests Abused 64 People, Including 34 Kids, Congregation Admits
By
Dane Enerio
Representation. A priest.
The Jesuit congregation of Chile admitted that a number of its priests had sexually abused 64 people, 34 of whom were children, between the years 2005 and 2020, documents showed.
An internal investigation by the Society of Jesus found 11 Jesuit priests guilty of "abusive situations with sexual connotation" involving underage victims, the Agence France-Presse reported, citing a report from the Catholic order obtained Tuesday.
According to the report, five out of the 11 perpetrators have died, while three are "currently under strict professional supervision plans." The other three "are no longer part of the Society of Jesus," the order said.

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Pope Francis names new Hong Kong bishop amid tensions over city's freedoms

Pope Francis names new Hong Kong bishop amid tensions over city's freedoms
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Indian state brings in anti-conversion law


Indian state brings in anti-conversion law
Jesuit decries new legislation in Gujarat as an attack on the constitutional guarantee of freedom to choose one's faith
Bharatiya Janata Party workers celebrate their party’s general election win in New Delhi in May 2019. (Photo: Bijay Kumar Minj/UCA News)
Pro-Hindu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-run Gujarat state in western India has become the third state in the country to promulgate a bill that aims to curb religious conversions by force and fraudulent means.
The Gujarat Freedom of Religion (Amendment) Bill 2021, passed on April 1, has a provision of imprisonment for 3-10 years and a maximum fine of 500,000 rupees (US$6,800) for violators.

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Entry Testing and Quarantine Requirements | Entry Testing and Quarantine Requirements


Entry Testing and Quarantine Requirements
Entry Testing and Quarantine Requirements
As a reminder, all students returning to University housing, in person instruction, and/or access to campus for the spring semester will be REQUIRED to be tested with a FDA EUA authorized PCR saliva or nasal swab test on a monthly basis. You will
NOT be allowed to enter campus or move into your residence hall without providing the negative test results in advance or bringing a copy of them with you.
Unlike the process in the fall, you cannot be tested on the same day you plan to enter campus or move into University housing.

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Thousands sign petition seeking freedom for Indian Jesuit


Thousands sign petition seeking freedom for Indian Jesuit
Refusing bail to an elderly and ailing person with limited mobility and no history of violence is beyond comprehension, letter states
Saji Thomas, Bhopal
Updated: April 03, 2021 01:46 AM GMT
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Father Stan Swamy has been denied bail several times since he was arrested on Oct. 8. (Photo: YouTube)
More than 2,500 influential Indians have signed an open letter demanding the release of jailed elderly Jesuit Father Stan Swamy after a special court turned down his bail application.
The court of the National Investigation Agency (NIA), a federal anti-terror combat agency, on March 22 refused to grant bail to 84-year-old Father Swamy, ignoring his ill health, age and other difficulties he is facing in jail.

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Jesuits promise $100 million to benefit descendants of slaves


Jesuits promise $100 million to benefit descendants of slaves
The group aims to work with institutions of higher education and other entities that profited from slavery
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Healy Hall at Georgetown University. (Photo: Wikipedia)
The Jesuit order is pledging to raise US$100 million for descendants of enslaved people once owned and sold by their order as a way to make reparations and also help the nation move toward racial healing.
The funds will be placed in a new partnership called Descendants Truth and Reconciliation Foundation formed by the Jesuit order and the GU272 Descendants Association -- named after the 272 enslaved men, women and children who were sold by the Jesuit owners of Georgetown University to plantation owners in Louisiana in 1838.

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US: Jesuit Priests To Pay $100M For Slaveholding


US: Jesuit Priests To Pay $100M For Slaveholding
'Our shameful history of Jesuit slaveholding' in US has been taken off the dusty shelf,’ says Fr. Tim Kesicki.
A US Catholic order has reportedly pledged to raise $100 million for the descendants of the slaves it once owned and sold by creating a foundation.
The New York Times reported on Monday that the Jesuit priests' foundation described the move as "one of the largest efforts by an institution to atone for slavery."
"In a landmark undertaking in the pursuit of racial healing and justice, descendants of ancestors enslaved and sold by the Jesuits and the Jesuits of the United States have announced a partnership to create the Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation," the Jesuit priests said in a statement.

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