Vatican City News
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Pope Francis urged humanity to respect all God’s creatures and the environment in a homily to a crowd of some 200,000 people and a broader audience across the world as he was inaugurated as the 266th bishop of Rome.
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As Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina, now known as Francis I, assumes leadership for the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics, we won’t presume to tell him how to think on matters religious. But for the sake of world markets, we hope the new pope will act in the best tradition of Catholic economic thought.
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Pope Benedict XVI flew out of Vatican City for the last time as pontiff as he prepared to become the first head of the Catholic church to abdicate in 600 years.
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A suspension of electronic payments in Vatican City is threatening finances in the world’s smallest state as pilgrims and tourists are forced to use cash in museums and shops with yearly sales of more than $100 million.
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A suspension of electronic payments in the Vatican City is threatening finances in the world’s smallest state as thousands of pilgrims and tourists are forced to use cash only in museums and shops with yearly sales of more than $100 million.
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Pope Benedict XVI won’t interfere with the work of his successor when he becomes the first pontiff to resign in almost 600 years and will support the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church with his prayers, a Vatican spokesman said.
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Telecom Italia SpA , Italy’s biggest phone company, has signed an accord with the Vatican to build a fiber-optic network at the Holy See.
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Davos is on a war footing.
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Holocaust survivors from the former Yugoslavia accused the Vatican of helping Nazi allies launder their stolen valuables and have asked the European Commission to investigate their claims.
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Pope Benedict XVI committed the Vatican to upholding European Union rules against money laundering and financial fraud amid an Italian probe into the Holy See’s banking operations.
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