Future pope resisted deffrocking pedophile priest in 1985 letter
The 1985 Latin letter signed by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger shows he urged caution in removing Rev Stephen Kiesle, citing the good of the universal church and potential community harm. The correspondence ties the Vatican to Oakland Diocese over Kiesle’s defrocking after years of delay and ongoing work with children.
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Benedict XVI
California
Universal Church
Associated Press
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Catholic Church
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Ratzinger
Federico Lombardi
Cardinal Ratzinger
Kiesle
Oakland
John Cummins
Thomas Habinek
University of Southern California Classics Department
Christ's
San Francisco Bay Area
Rome
Cummins
Joseph Ratzinger
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
the Universal Church
Shuttle astronauts begin first spacewalk outside the ISS
NASA astronauts Clayton Anderson and Rick Mastracchio completed the first of three spacewalks to swap an old ammonia tank on the International Space Station. They detached the empty tank from the shuttle Discovery and moved a new 1,700 pound unit to a temporary station storage as mission control adjusted plans and postponed battery work due to safety concerns.
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Rick Mastracchio
Clay Anderson
International Space Station
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Clayton Anderson
Clay
Anderson
Discovery
Space Station
David Coan
Mission Control
Mastracchio
Dorothy Metcalf-Lindenburger
Pollen season hits hardest in years across several states
Weather and climate experts say 2010 pollen levels are among the worst in years from Florida to Colorado. Allergists report overwhelmed clinics in the Southeast as winds and a late bloom converge, with families like Sam Wilson in St. Petersburg coping with antihistamines shots and breathing difficulty.
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Fla
Florida
Texas
Colorado
U.S
Mona Mangat
William Storms
University of Colorado
Sam Wilson
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Nasonex
Benadryl
Joanna Wilson
Shane Nantz
West Charlotte
N.C
Al-Qaida Seen Seeking Nuclear Bombs Ahead of Summit
The White House warned that al Qaida is quietly hunting for an atomic bomb, intensifying urgency ahead of a two day nuclear security summit where Obama aims to rally global action. Hillary Clinton called the gathering the largest world leaders meeting hosted by a U S president since 1945.
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White House
al- Qaida
Barack Obama
United States
Russia
Hillary Clinton
San Francisco
United Nations
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