Pope Francis accused of spreading heresy in filiation move
A 25 page filial correction by dozens of traditionalist theologians accuses Pope Francis of seven heretical positions tied to his 2016 Joy of Love document. The group, led by non cardinal signatories, cites a 14th century precedent and notes no response from Francis.
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Iran displays new ballistic missile at Tehran parade
Iran's Revolutionary Guard unveiled the Kho ramsahr medium range missile with a 1250 mile reach during a Tehran military parade marking the 1980s war. President Rouhani vowed to expand the missile program despite U.S. demands and sanctions.
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Oklahoma beatifies U S priest martyred in Guatemala
Rev. Stanley Rother born in Okarche was beatified in Oklahoma City as the first U S born martyr to reach this step toward sainthood. Guatemala connection highlighted by parishioners journeyed to his rural hometown with ties to Mayan languages and a radio project.
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Treasury at risk as vacancies bite during crisis
Treasury remains half unfilled after eight months under Trump with nine of 18 senior posts filled. Mnuchin lacks a deputy as vacancies persist, while he leans on industry advisers to push a tax reform and tougher sanctions amid debt limit and possible government shutdown risks.
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Mexico hit by 6.1 quake as aftershocks continue
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake rocked Mexico near Matias Romero Oaxaca causing at least two deaths and new damage including a collapsed bridge and damaged homes. The event followed a Sept. 7 magnitude 8.1 quake that killed many and left aftershocks widespread across Oaxaca, Chiapas, and Mexico City.
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