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Cross Wires: Thursday headlines
Breaking Catholic and ecumenical news from Scotland and around the globe.
TOP STORIES
Pope Francis (above left) is preparing for a historic meeting with his predecessor Benedict XVI (above right) on Saturday—the first time a pontiff will meet a former one.
Pope Francis preaches inter-faith message of cooperation.
Bishop Joseph Toal to address clergy peace rally at Faslane on Saturday.
VATICAN/INTERNATIONAL
Patriarch Bartholomew invites Pope Francis to Jerusalem to celebrate historic anniversary. (Video).
US bishops say healthcare mandate remains ‘unprecedented’ violation of religious liberty.
The Vatican will not recognise Kosovo, claims Serbian Foreign Minister Ivan Mrkić.
Archbishop Oscar Romero: 33 years after his death, the cause of Beatification advances.
ECUMENICAL
New Archbishop of Canterbury lauds Catholic social teaching on eve of his enthronement today.
Christian financial advisors say UK Budget fails to help the poor.
OPINION
Cardinal Grocholewski, prefect of Education Congregation, says this will be a great Pontificate.
AND FINALLY
Pope’s favorite football team to give him an honorary jersey.
—Cross Wires is The Scottish Catholic Observer blog. Follow breaking news from the SCO through the day on Twitter at SCO_NEWS.