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St John Paul II’s blood-stained cassock (above) on display 34 years after shooting.

Tighter security at Papal audience as officials test new plans.

Irish Government  denies Catholic counselling funding cut due to marriage referendum.

Libya’s ambassador to the Holy See on migrants.

Pope Francis greets organisers of the Concert for the Poor.

Bishop O’Connell of New Jersey in the US: Catholic school teachers must be ‘recognisably different,’ share Catholic mission.

Catholic Church in San Francisco in the US introduces digital collection plate.

Homily of Archbishop Eamon Martin on Feast of Our Lady of Fatima.

A lay woman could become the first Bolivian Blessed. (Video.)

 

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