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Sex-abuse scandal in Catholic Church: Cardinal William Levada talks to PBS’ ‘NewsHour’ on Tuesday
The TV Guy» Orlando Sentinel – The TV GuyPBS' “NewsHour” this week continues its look at the sex-abuse scandal in the Catholic Church. Margaret Warner will talk to Cardinal William Levada in Vatican City. You can see more of Warner's reports here. The interview will air at 7 p.m.... -
Pope knocked to the floor at Christmas Eve Mass
ABC26 NewsPope Benedict XVI tumbled to the marble floor of St. Peter's Basilica on Thursday night after a woman tackled him on his way to preside over Christmas Eve Mass. Benedict lost his gold-trimmed miter and staff when the woman grabbed the front of his robe...Tags: John Paul II, Building Material, Italy, Health, Holidays
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Navy QB Dobbs' hometown recognizes his key play
Most college athletes spend their summers vacationing and preparing for the next season, very few spend it receiving a key to the city, unless you're Ricky Dobbs. Dobbs, the starting quarterback for the U.S. Naval Academy, was honored by his hometown...Tags: Travel, Science and Technology, College Basketball, Arts and Culture, Soccer
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Sex abuse scandal: Pope Benedict promises action on sex abuse by priests
The Religion WorldPope Benedict XVI has ended what had been an uncomfortably long recent silence, promising to bring priests accused of sexually abusing minors to justice. Benedict made the comments today during his weekly audience at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City,... -
Planning your trip to Vatican City
THE BEST WAY TO VATICAN CITY From LAX, Alitalia offers nonstop service to Rome. Delta, Lufthansa, Air France, British Airways and US Air offer connecting service (change of planes). Restricted round-trip fares begin at $836. CURRENCY Euro TELEPHONES...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Travel, Los Angeles International Airport, Air France-KLM
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China moves to clean up Mt. Everest
1 China Scattered with the debris of more than 50 years of climbing -- oxygen canisters, tents and backpacks -- Mt. Everest has been called the world's highest garbage dump. China is moving to clean up its northern side of the mountain and protect its...Tags: Israel, Nepal, Climbing, Travel, U.S. Department of State
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Ayelet Zurer is an Antihero for 'angels & Demons'
Indianas4.comTo be a strong woman, one has to know how to kick butt with the high kick of a Vegas dancer, wisecrack menacingly and wriggle seductively with the look-at-me panache of a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. That would be the wisdom espoused by the Hollywood...Tags: Eric Bana, The Da Vinci Code (movie), Society, Television, Movies
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Tours and cruises in Santa Cruz, Africa, China and Europe
VENTURA Shop along the coastEnjoy the Ventura coastline and discounted room rates while whittling down your holiday shopping list with the Crowne Plaza's "Shop and Stay" package. Dates: Through Jan. 31. Price: From $169 per night, double occupancy,...Tags: Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, California), Italy, Travel, Africa, State Budgets
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'The Lady With All the Answers'
Theater Critic"The Lady With All the Answers" -- the solo show about advice columnist Ann Landers, which opened Friday at Pasadena Playhouse -- tries to make a virtue out of innocuousness. A breezy encounter with the Midwestern bouffant of syndicated fame, the piece...Tags: Chicago Sun-Times, Ann Landers, Periodicals, Arts and Culture, Death
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A more intimate look at Vatican art
Special to the Los Angeles TimesVatican City Walk through the Vatican at night and you can hear your footsteps on the marble floors, echoing down the centuries, along corridors where great artists once trod, through the opulent apartments where popes plotted stratagems for power. On...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Building Material, Italy, Rome (Italy), Vatican City
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A global guide to international travel behavior
South Florida Sun-Sentinel Travel ColumnistIn South America, don't tell people you're from America. (They are, too.) In Asia, don't show anger over the region's growing economic clout. In Europe, don't eat with one hand under the table. In Muslim countries, don't express admiration for Danish...Tags: Burma, Travel, Saudi Arabia, The Pope, Japan
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'Lady With All the Answers' captures spirit of advice icon Ann Landers
Tribune criticAnn Landers read her readers' letters in the bathtub, banged out her columns on a typewriter, wrote right here in Chicago for anyone and everyone, and batted away any back-office meddlers with the roar of a lioness of the printed word. The late Tribune...Tags: Ann Landers, California, Facebook, San Diego (San Diego, California), Vatican City
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