Pope Francis open to allowing married priests in Catholic Church
Pope Francis open to allowing married priests in Catholic Church Pope Francis said he is open to the possibility of permitting married men to become priests to address the serious shortage of Catholic priests in some countries. The pope raised the idea in an interview with the German newspaper Die Zeit. He ruled out the prospect of allowing single men who are already priests to marry but was open
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The Vatican vigorously denied a report in an Italian newspaper Wednesday that Pope Francis has a small, curable brain tumor, calling the rumors "totally unfounded." The report in the Quotidiano Nazionale newspaper was "seriously irresponsible and not worthy of attention," Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi said in a statement. "As all can see, the pope continues to exercise his intense activity w
1 dead, freshman arrested in N. Arizona University shooting
A male freshman at Northern Arizona University opened fire on a group of fellow students at the Flagstaff campus early Friday during a confrontation in a dormitory parking lot, killing one student and injuring three more, the campus police chief said. The 18-year-old suspect was identified as Steven Jones, an NAU student, said NAU police chief Gregory Fowler. Fowler told reporters that the suspect
Japan OKs laws allowing greater military role despite opposition
Japan OKs laws allowing greater military role despite opposition TOKYO — Japanese lawmakers gave final approval early Saturday to a set of laws that will ease long-standing constitutional restraints on the nation's powerful but tightly leashed military. The action marks a major shift in Japan’s post-war pacifist defense policy and caps months of emotional public debate, mounting street protests an
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