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Pope Francis changes Catholic Church teaching on death penalty, now 'inadmissible'
Pope Francis has changed Catholic Church teaching about the death penalty, saying in a new policy published Thursday that it is always "inadmissible" because it "attacks" the inherent dignity of all humans.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe pilgrimage begins in Des Plaines
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