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Pope Benedict XVI greets the faithful as he arrives to lead a mass at the Granaries in Floriana in Valletta April 18, 2010. Pope on Sunday opened a synod of Roman Catholic bishops on the Middle East, where Christianity began but is in sharp decline, by calling for peace, justice and harmony in the troubled region.

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Pope Opens Mideast Meeting, Urges Peace, Harmony

Pope Benedict on Sunday opened a synod of Roman Catholic bishops on the Middle East, where Christianity began but is in sharp decline, by calling for peace, justice and harmony in the troubled region.

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Pope opens Mideast meeting, urges peace and harmony

VIENNA — Roman Catholic and Orthodox theologians reported promising progress in talks on overcoming their Great Schism of 1054 and bringing the two largest denominations in Christianity back to full communion.

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Catholic, Orthodox Move Toward Unity

Roman Catholic and Orthodox theologians reported promising progress Friday in talks on overcoming their Great Schism of 1054 and bringing the two largest denominations in Christianity back to full communion.

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Catholic, Orthodox report promising progress on unity

The head of Maine’s Roman Catholic Diocese is paying tribute to police, firefighters and paramedics during the church’s annual “Blue Mass.” Catholic Church – Mass – Diocese – United States – Christianity

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‘Blue Mass’ honors Maine’s emergency responders

LONDON, Sept. 5 (UPI) — The most senior Roman Catholic clergyman in Britain says the BBC is biased against “Christianity in general and Catholicism in particular.” Christianity – Catholic Church – Catholicism – BBC – Religion and Spirituality

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U.K archbishop says BBC is ‘biased’

The leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland accuses the BBC of ‘institutional bias’ against Christianity.

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‘BBC biased against Christianity’

Mr. Panikkar was a Roman Catholic whose embrace of Hindu scriptures and Buddhism made him an influential voice for promoting dialogue between the world’s religions.

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Raimon Panikkar, 91, Dies; Diverse Catholic Theologian

In 1998 well known author, Anne Rice, renounced atheism and returned to the church of her childhood (The Roman Catholic Church). Then last month, Anne publically repudiated any further association with the institutional church in all its forms, along with the terms Christian and Christianity. She, thus, terminated a ten plus year long effort to find spiritual fulfillment in the traditional …

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