Five Philadelphia priests suspended by Archdiocese
The Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia suspended five priests on administrative leave amid ongoing child abuse concerns. One priest, Michael A. Chapman, aged 58, faces a substantiated sexual abuse of a minor allegation. The other four violations cited relate to behavior and boundaries with children, with details limited.
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Kerry calls Kim Jong Un reckless and insecure after purge
Secretary of State Kerry described North Korea leader Kim Jong Un as reckless and insecure following the execution of Jang Song Thaek. He urged a unified international effort with China and others to curb Pyongyang’s nuclear program and denuclearize the region.
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Colorado high school shooting victim remains in critical condition
17 year old Claire Davis is in critical condition after a 18 year old gunman stormed Arapahoe High School in Centennial. Police say Karl Pierson sought to kill a debate coach and wounded Davis with a shotgun before ending his life in the library.
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UN Airlifts Aid to Syria from Iraq Begin
The United Nations launched its first humanitarian airlift to Syria from Iraq with two planes delivering food and winter supplies to Hassakeh and surrounding areas. UNICEF and UNHCR plan further shipments to aid 60,000 displaced people and 6,000 families through December as harsh winter approaches.
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Pope Francis Acknowledges Marxist Criticism But Defends Views
Pope Francis says he is not a Marxist and notes many Marxists can be good people. He cites Vatican finance cleanup progress and confirms a visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories next year. He rejects speculation about naming a woman cardinal and defends the social doctrine of the church.
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