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Pope Francis takes a dim view of the death penalty, but not all Catholics are convinced

Pope Francis celebrates a mass in Plebiscito square during his pastoral visit in Naples on March 21, 2015. Photo courtesy of REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini

‘Dig’ TV series starts adding up: Watch the numbers

“Dig,” the new action-thriller series from the USA Network, is starting to add up — at least in terms of its religious content.

Americans don’t cite ‘God, family, country’ quite like the cliche goes

“God, family and country” might make for a good country music tune, but that’s not really how most Americans see the strongest influences on their personal identity.

Gay and transgender inmates invited to lunch with Pope Francis during prison visit

When Pope Francis pays a visit to Naples this Saturday (March 21) he will have lunch with some 90 inmates at a local prison, a contingent that will reportedly include 10 from a section reserved for gay and transgendered prisoners, and those infected with the virus that causes AIDS.

Day of Prayer to Focus on Mary’s Discipleship Example

Immaculate Heart Retreat Center will host a Day of Prayer entitled, “Mary, Model of Perfect Discipleship,” led by the Rev. Jeff Lewis, March 25, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

BYU graduates complain to accrediting board over school’s treatment of lapsed-Mormon students

A group of Brigham Young University graduates is strengthening its push for students who lose their Mormon faith to retain their spots at the private school.

PJALS Action Conference Kicks Off Friday With “Rise Up Singing”

The Peace and Economic Justice Action Conference's Opening Reception "Rise Up Singing" will kick off the Peace and Justice Action League's annual Action Conference with spoken word and musical performances on Friday beginning at 6:30 p.m.

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