Millions of papal pilgrims flood Rome during funeral week
Tens of thousands of Catholics from around the world travel to Rome for Pope John Paul I's funeral, with Poland alone expecting about two million visitors. Pilgrims arrive by train and bus, camp on makeshift sites near Tor Vergata University, and await a rare public viewing in St Peter's Basilica. Volunteers distribute water as mourners endure long lines and heat while awaiting a final glimpse of the pope.
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Asking teens about death by own action aids prevention study finds
A Columbia University study of 2,442 New York area high school students shows direct questions about death by own action do not increase distress and may help youths burden themselves. Researchers urge broader school screening to identify at risk teens early, despite parental and administrative resistance.
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