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Meet the new Pope
Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, 76, of Argentina has been elected the 266th pope of the worldwide Catholic Church. For the complete storyand related links visit these links Grand Forks Herald Detroit Fr...
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A new view of successful aging?
Amid the flood of news coverage that followed Pope Benedict XVI's surprise announcement yesterday that he is retiring this month as the spiritual leader of the world's 1.1 billion Roman Catholics, the...
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  What a way to open the Badlands Activities Center! Saturday night’s Badlands Bowl high school all-star football game was about as good as you could get when it comes to stadium openers. A...
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Pope names new bishop for Fargo Diocese

FARGO — Pope Francis on Monday named a priest from the Diocese of Lincoln in Nebraska as the newest bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Fargo in North Dakota.

April 08, 2013

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Pope Francis urges protection of nature, weak

VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis urged princes, presidents, sheiks and thousands of ordinary people gathered for his installation Mass on Tuesday to protect the environment, the weakest and the poorest, mapping out a clear focus of his priorities as leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.

March 19, 2013

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College student from Killdeer witnesses pope election process in Rome

BISMARCK — Students from a North Dakota college who are studying in Rome got an up-close look at the historic election of the first pope from South America.

March 14, 2013

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The new pope: Argentine elected Pope Francis

The new pope: Argentine elected Pope Francis Jorge Bergoglio of Argentina was elected pope Wednesday, becoming the first pontiff from the Americas and the first from outside Europe in more than a millennium. He chose the name Francis, associating himself with the humble 13th-century Italian preacher who lived a life of poverty.

By Nicole Winfield , March 14, 2013

Argentine Jorge Bergoglio elected Pope Francis

Argentine Jorge Bergoglio elected Pope Francis VATICAN CITY (AP) — Argentine Jorge Bergoglio has been elected pope, the first ever from the Americas and the first from outside Europe in more than a millennium. He chose the name Pope Francis.

By Nicole Winfield , March 13, 2013

Argentine Jorge Bergoglio elected Pope Francis

Argentine Jorge Bergoglio elected Pope Francis VATICAN CITY — From "the end of the earth," the Catholic Church found a surprising new leader Wednesday, a pioneer pope from Argentina who took the name Francis, a pastor rather than a manager to resurrect a church and faith in crisis. He is the first pontiff from the New World and the first non-European since the Middle Ages.

March 13, 2013

Boston's O'Malley, the 'cappuccino priest,' a hit in Rome

VATICAN CITY — The archbishop of Boston, dressed more often in the humble brown robe of his religious order than a cardinal's regalia, has emerged as an unlikely star amid the drama unfolding in Rome.

March 12, 2013

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Black smoke from chapel chimney: No pope yet

VATICAN CITY — Black smoke poured from the Sistine Chapel chimney on Tuesday, signaling that cardinals had failed on their first vote of the papal conclave to choose a new leader for the world's 1.2 billion Catholics and their troubled church.

By NICOLE WINFIELD , March 12, 2013

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Area Catholic leaders surprised by Pope Benedict XVI resignation

Area Catholic leaders surprised by Pope Benedict XVI resignation The reaction in western North Dakota was largely the same as the reaction worldwide Monday after Pope Benedict XVI announced he would be resigning effective at the end of February.

By Bryan Horwath and Stephen J. Lee , February 12, 2013

Pope Benedict XVI to resign Feb. 28, says he's too infirm

VATICAN CITY — Declaring that he lacks the strength to do his job, Pope Benedict XVI announced Monday he will resign Feb. 28 — becoming the first pontiff to step down in 600 years. His decision sets the stage for a mid-March conclave to elect a new leader for a Roman Catholic Church in deep turmoil.

By NICOLE WINFIELD , February 11, 2013

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Catholic students travel to Rome

FARGO — Eight Shanley High School seniors will leave today with about 80 other students from North Dakota’s four Catholic high schools, including students from Trinity High School in Dickinson, for a two-week trip to Italy that includes two visits with the pope.

By Jessica Ballou , June 20, 2012

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Pope names Fargo bishop as Denver archbishop

Pope names Fargo bishop as Denver archbishop DENVER — The new archbishop of Denver said Tuesday that he has a lot to learn about social issues in Colorado but God and gospel should be part of public debates.

By Rema Rahman , May 30, 2012

Report: Sexual abuse rampant in Dutch Catholic institutions

Report: Sexual abuse rampant in Dutch Catholic institutions THE HAGUE, Netherlands — As many as 20,000 children endured sexual abuse at Dutch Catholic institutions over the past 65 years, and church officials failed to adequately address it or help the victims, according to a long-awaited investigative report released Friday.

By Mike Corder , December 17, 2011

Pope defends family as Spanish gays hold 'kiss-in'

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Pope Benedict XVI strongly defended traditional families and the rights of the unborn Sunday, directly attacking Spanish laws that allow gay marriage, fast-track divorce and easier abortions as he dedicated Barcelona's iconic basilica, the Sagrada Familia.

November 07, 2010

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Abuser's Catholic order awaits Vatican judgment

(AP) - One of the next tests for Pope Benedict XVI in the burgeoning clergy abuse crisis is deciding the fate of a once-prominent, strict religious order that now admits its late founder, the Rev. Marcial Maciel, fathered at least one child and molested underage seminarians.

April 25, 2010

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