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VATICAN CITY — A Vatican decision to reaffirm its opposition to gay priests has angered activists who thought Pope Francis was changing Rome’s attitudes toward
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Michael Arnold and his family were among hundreds of St. Augustine, Florida, residents who fled their homes in early October as Hurricane Matthew trailed close
Living differently Thank you for the editorial in the Dec. 1 issue of the paper, “A Lesson from the First Century Church.” You wrote of
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