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Captain André Cailloux’s heroism is nearly forgotten, but Catholics should honor his bold sacrifice, which his contemporaries believed decisively changed the outcome of the Civil War.
Mozambique fought a civil war from 1977 to 1992 between Frelimo, a socialist party that has ruled the country since it gained independence in 1975, and Renamo, an anti-communist organization.
The Holy Father said the youth can teach their elders about how to create a culture of encounter, and be peacemakers.
While it was common in Europe to grant general absolution to soldiers going into battle, this was the first time it had ever occurred in the United States.
Pope Francis celebrated Sunday Mass, calling for conversion, after opening the doors of the cathedral of Bangui in the war-torn country for the Year of Mercy.
Due to lack of funds, the U.N. World Food Program announced Dec. 1 the suspension of food assistance to 1.7 million refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq and Egypt.
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