Religion
Pope 'hurt' by arrest of butler in case of stolen documents
Pope Benedict XVI has been left "hurt" by the arrest last week of his butler on charges of stealing papal documents, the pontiff's spokesman said Monday.
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RELIGION
First Baptist Biloxi taking help to community
First Baptist Church Biloxi has devised a planto bring encouragement assistance and to those in need in the community. Associate Pastor Ashley Austin, church staff and members will present a special mission opportunity to Biloxi and the surrounding area.
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KANDI ANDERSON
Our Heavenly Father doesn't supply our souls with junk food
A friend has made looking back a whole lot easier. She took all my old VCR tapes and transferred them to discs. So now, if the ol' memory doesn't serve me well, the proof is on video.
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RELIGION
Vatican details rules on Virgin Mary sightings
The Vatican has published rules to evaluate the authenticity of the dozens of apparitions of the Virgin Mary reported each year.
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RELIGION
Cuban church official tells Ladies in White they are now political group
A Cuban Catholic Church official told the Ladies in White on Friday they are no longer a humanitarian group and that the government is unlikely to let them go to the Vatican even if Pope Benedict XVI grants them an audience, spokeswoman Berta Soler said.
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RELIGION
Vacation Bible Schools
Bayou View Baptist Church: Vacation Bible School, 8:30 a.m.-noon, June 4-8. This year's theme is Amazing Wonders Aviation. Address: 4709 Chamberlain Ave., Gulfport. Details: 863-2482.
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RELIGION
Vatican says it has caught person who leaked documents
The Vatican said Friday that its police is holding a suspect in connection with the "illegal" possession of classified documents.
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RELIGION
N.C. county backs down, allows protest of anti-gay sermon
Catawba County, N.C., officials have backed down after initially denying a request from marchers who want to use county facilities this weekend to stage a protest against a preacher's anti-gay sermon.
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RELIGION
Franciscan clergy sex abuse case records released
Thousands of pages of previously confidential records related to Franciscan clergymen accused of child sexual abuse have been posted online, three years after a Los Angeles judge ordered the documents released.
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RELIGION
Religion news in brief
All 6 Boston groups lose appeal to Vatican to reopen church buildings at closed parishes
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