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Pope returns to Vatican after hospital discharge

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The Holy See announced that Pope Leo will say the Angelus from the Apostolic Palace above St Peter’s Square on Sunday. Pope Leo was discharged from hospital and returned to...

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By: Patrick Hudson

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Henri Nouwen: Christ’s acrobat

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Under endless skies

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The Middle Eastern art that made the Bayeux Tapestry

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Ireland’s Religious life – in search of an ending

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Sally Axworthy – faith and diplomacy

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