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Cross Wires: Monday breaking news
The latest Catholic and inter-faith headlines
Suicide bombers kill at least 60 at Pakistan church (above) in one of worst attacks on Christians.
Minister says 59 have been killed by Islamic extremists extremists in Kenyan mall attack.
God’s forgiveness and mercy are so important for Christians, Pope Francis says at Angelus. (Video).
Holy Father says the love of money is the root of all evil.
Syrian refugees: it’s even harder if you are old.
Teenager attacked in Glasgow after confrontation with three men near St Robert’s Church, Peat Road, Nitshill.
Researchers at St Andrews University claim to have found ‘firm evidence’ of a link between domestic violence and football games between Rangers and Celtic.
A US diplomat has launched a new round of Northern Ireland peace talks aimed at resolving deep-seated divisions over parades and flags that triggered widespread rioting this year
Pope Francis announces changes in Roman Curia positions.
Development goals must respect life and family, UN told.
AND FINALLY
How to get the Vatican citizenship.
—Cross Wires is The Scottish Catholic Observer blog. Follow breaking news from the SCO through the day on Twitter at SCO_NEWS