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Pope Francis Announces the Creation of a Commission Against Child Abuse in the Catholic Church

After various years of involvement in pedophilia cases, the Catholic Church has decided to create a commission of experts to prevent the sexual abuse of minors by priests and provide support for those who have suffered from this abuse.

Pope Francis Wears Clown Nose To Support Children With Cancer

The warmth and humility of Pope Francis continues to surprise thousands of people throughout the world, even those who don't profess the Catholic religion.

Pope Benedict XVI’s Says His Resignation Was Due To “God’s inspiration”

Benedict XVI describes his decision as an “inspiration received from God”, which has served to strengthen the Catholic faith in the world.

Pope Francis Speaks Out About Abortion And Contraception

On Wednesday Argentina Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was chosen to succeed Pope Benedict XVI and lead the world's 1.2 billion Catholics. Though Pope Francis' election symbolized a fresh outlook for Roman Catholic believers, he endorses traditional church teachings that many progressives object.

Pope Francis: Jorge Mario Bergoglio's Views On Homosexuality

On Wednesday, Roman Catholics cheered as the world welcomed newly elected pope Jorge Mario Bergoglio, a 76-year-old Argentinean Cardinal who is now referred to as Pope Francis.Yet, despite the fresh dynamic that Francis offers as a leader, critics point out that he maintains the same conservative religous viewpoints on homosexuality.

Who Is Pope Francis I And Is He The Right Man To Cure The Ills Of The Catholic Church?

Along with his name, Argentine Cardinal Jorge Maria Bergoglio will be giving up his humble apartment in Buenos Aires for St. Peter's Basilica and title of Pope Francis I. But is he the leader the church desperately needs.

Papal Conclave 2013 Day Two: Cardinals Elect New Pope; Live Stream [Live Blog]

The conclave is over, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio from Argentina is now Pope Francis I.

Papal Conclave 2013: Conclave to Begin Tuesday, Church Officials Disrupt Internet to Ensure Secrecy

The first day of the conclave to elect the next pope of the Catholic Church is set to begin Tuesday, and the secretive selection process has led church officials to take some extreme measures to keep intruders out of the closed door sessions at the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City.

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