Pope Francis news: Pontiff admits he doesn't know how to use a computer
Although he earlier called the Internet a \"gift from God,\" Pope Francis admitted this week that he does not know how to use a computer.
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Assisted Suicide news: Canada court allows doctor-assisted suicide
The highest court of Canada has allowed consenting adults with incurable diseases to exercise their right to ask a doctor to help them die.
Prince Charles praying about 'agonizing situation' of Christians in Middle East
Prince Charles in his first of a 6-day tour of the Middle East tells BBC in Amman, Jordan, he is alarmed at the growing radicalization of young people in Britain, while also expressing sympathy over the \"agonizing situation\" of Christians in the Middle East being persecuted by Islamic extremists.
Jordanian Baptist says his king has military prowess to eliminate ISIS
Dr. Nabeeh Abbassi, former president of the Jordan Baptist Convention, on sabbatical in the U.S., noted his king\'s military prowess in expressing confidence his native Jordan, working with the United States, will rid humanity of the ISIS savages who burned alive a Jordanian pilot trapped inside a ...
Amanda Knox case latest news update: Final verdict may be out as early as March 2015
The final verdict on the murder case involving American woman Amanda Know may be out next month.
Charlie Hebdo Prophet Mohammed cartoon sees Iranian Muslims launch Holocaust cartoon competition
Two Iranian organizations have launched an international cartoon contest to make light of the Holocaust, following the decision of a controversial French satirical weekly, Charlie Hebdo, to publish a caricature of Muslim Prophet Mohammed.
ISIS news update today 2015: Muslim world condemns ISIS killing of Jordanian pilot
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)\' decision to burn alive a Jordanian pilot has sparked outrage in the Muslim world.
Pope Francis nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Pope Francis, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church and the head of the Vatican City state, has been nominated for the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize this year.
ISIS news today 2015: Islamic State claims American hostage killed in Jordan strikes
Islamic State said on Friday that an American woman hostage it was holding in Syria was killed when Jordanian fighter jets bombed a building where she was being held, but Jordanexpressed doubt about the Islamist militant group\'s account of her death.
Spank your kids, but maintain their dignity
Pope Francis said that parents should be able to spank their children as long as \"their dignity is maintained,\" and the recommendation is likely to upset some child activists who are against corporal punishment. The Catholic leader was speaking during his general weekly audience at the Vatican on ...
Communists renew ban on Christians, fear influence on China's leaders
Zhejiang Province officials have strenuously denied accusations it is persecuting Christians, but the latest decision by regional leaders to renew its ban on church members joining the Communist Party adds more evidence to the contrary.
ISIS news update today 2015: Jordan strikes back at ISIS after pilot is burned alive
Jordanian fighter jets pounded Islamic State hideouts in Syria on Thursday and then roared over the hometown of a pilot killed by the militants, while below them King Abdullah consoled the victim\'s family.
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