Vatican Pope ends vacation with encyclical Mysterium Fidei
Vatican City AP reports the Roman Catholic pontiff concluded a six week summer vacation with busy activities. He released the third encyclical letter of his reign titled Mysterium Fidei The Mystery of Faith and urged prayers for his upcoming trip to the United States.
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Vatican council debates Eucharist doctrine amid modern world issues
Vatican coverage notes the Fourth Session opens with focus on contraception and the Eucharist. Pope Paul VI upheld traditional teaching, asserting Christ is truly present in the Eucharist while acknowledging theological debates abroad about “transignification” and “transfiguration.” The council may address contraception in its final documents, with a major document on modern world problems awaiting debate.
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Life Saved By Artificial Kidney
Virgil I. Dick Leeper a Fort Benton Montana rancher left Spokane with his artificial kidney packed for home after missing the harvest. His kidney failure kept him at the Inland Empire Artificial Kidney Center since May but doctors expect continued survival for future harvests.
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Warplanes Strike Viet Cong Regimental Post
Saigon reports describe air strikes against a Viet Cong regimental base in the Mekong Delta with heavy rain and winds hindering a ground push. Officials estimate 1,000 to 2,600 guerrillas may be trapped after nearly 100 air strikes targeted headquarters near Soc Trang and along the Bach Nga Cai River. casualties appear heavy while landing attempts were blocked by weather.
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Adventist welfare aid assists over eight million people
Last year Adventist health and welfare units provided material help to more than 8.1 million individuals. The figure underscores the scale of aid delivered by church aligned welfare networks.
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