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Pope Leo XIV · Vatican CityPope Leo XIV arrived in Turkey on Thursday to begin a four-day visit, marking his first overseas trip as pontiff, as he sets out his global vision and aims to build interfaith ties. He flew from Rome on Italian flag carrier ITA Airways and arrived in Ankara, where he is to lay a wreath at the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Turkish republic. It is customary for foreign dignitaries to visit to the site in the Turkish capital.See the Story
Pope Leo arrives in Turkey to begin his first overseas trip
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Bola Tinubu · NigeriaSeveral parents of the over 300 schoolchildren seized by armed men in the latest mass abduction in Nigeria tell The Associated Press the government has told them nothing about rescue efforts and the stress has been so high that one parent has died of a heart attack.“Nobody from the government has briefed us about the abduction,” said Emmanuel Ejeh, whose 12-year-old son was taken from the Catholic school in Niger state.Meanwhile, Nigerian Presid…See the Story
Nigerian parents say they are kept in the dark over abducted schoolchildren
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Pope FrancisVATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Pope Leo XIV has asked Catholics to join him in praying for Christians living in areas of war or conflict, especially in the Middle East. May they "be seeds of peace, reconciliation and hope," he said. The pope's video sharing his prayer intention for December was distributed Nov. 26 by theSee the Story
Pope Prays for Christians in War Zones, Especially the Middle East
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