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A bomb planted by an abandoned car exploded outside a church in the middle of a worship service Sunday near Nigeria's capital, wounding five people amid a continuing wave of violence by a radical Islamist sect, authorities and witnesses said. No one imme
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SULEJA, Nigeria A bomb planted by an abandoned car exploded outside a church in the middle of a worship service Sunday near Nigeria's capital, wounding five people amid a continuing wave of violence by a radical Islamist sect, authorities and witnesses
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Australasian Hail Network director Adam Woodlands inspects a car damaged in the Christmas day storm. Photo: Arsineh Houspian INSURANCE companies hope to avoid millions of dollars in claims by sending text alerts to warn car owners of hailstorms. Accordin
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SULEJA, Nigeria - A car exploded outside a church in the middle of a worship service Sunday near Nigeria's capital, wounding five people and sparking new fears of violence from a radical Islamist sect, authorities said. Police and emergency officials cou
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Whenever I need a reminder of my gardening inadequacies, I just plant an amaryllis. And then wait for my mom to call. As is holiday tradition, I buy us each an amaryllis bulb for Christmas every year. We both plant on New Year's Day, and then right aroun
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SULEJA, Nigeria (AP) — A car exploded outside a church in the middle of a worship service Sunday near Nigeria's capital, wounding five people and sparking new fears of violence from a radical Islamist sect, authorities said. Police and emergency official
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Let's create a community here! Tell other fans about yourself here, don't be shy Emilie, just curious - what is the reason for the week's holiday from school this time of year? Just wondering, because here the schools get 2 weeks at Christmas, one week a
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With the economy on its knees, many American families have had to forgo their annual holiday just to make ends meet. But barely a month after returning from a luxury Christmas break in Hawaii Michelle Obama is on holiday again- this time at the exclusive
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It is now the middle of February and classes have started for the 2nd semester. The theology students have returned from their six week placements in the villages over the holidays and their three week personal holidays at their home villages. We’re look
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HAVANA (AP) — When a young parish priest named Jaime Ortega stepped out of a Cuban detention camp in the spring of 1967, at the height of the Communist revolution's attempt to stamp out religion, his father handed him a one-way ticket to Spain and urged
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MANILA, Philippines — Pope Benedict XVI named 22 New Cardinals on January 6, 2012, following an Epiphany Mass that ended the Vatican’s main Christmas Celebrations. The newly named Cardinals are from the United States, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Brazil, Indi
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To defend the Church's role is to defend faith as a whole The Queen is right - our national religion is a force for unity and a channel of peace Divine touch: Michelangelo's 'God Creates Adam' in the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican Photo: ALAMY By Charles
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HAVANA (AP) - When a young parish priest named Jaime Ortega stepped out of a Cuban detention camp in the spring of 1967, at the height of the Communist revolution's attempt to stamp out religion, his father handed him a one-way ticket to Spain and urged
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HAVANA - When a young parish priest named Jaime Ortega stepped out of a Cuban detention camp in the spring of 1967, at the height of the Communist revolution's attempt to stamp out religion, his father handed him a one-way ticket to Spain and urged his s
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HAVANA (AP) — When a young parish priest named Jaime Ortega stepped out of a Cuban detention camp in the spring of 1967, at the height of the Communist revolution's attempt to stamp out religion, his father handed him a one-way ticket to Spain and urged
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As I explained in Session One, the Dallas Cowboys are a part of my life, in at least some small way, in almost every waking moment. Here are a few more of the things I do in my pursuit of loving the Dallas Cowboys: I have been away from home several time
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Noble and her daughter, Kirstin Noble Baker, recently announced a retirement sale for Times 'N S
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But please leave it simple and meaningful. It does not need extra clutter -- a heavy cross leaning on it, other yard ornaments, etc. The message of the
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It's been a turbulent time of late for Denise Welch with her antics inside the Celebrity Big Brother house and the split from her husband of 23 years. So she deserved some time to recuperate and let her hair down - and if this picture is anything to go b
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Pope Benedict XVI delivers the Urbi et Orbi (to the city and to the world) Christmas Day message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, on December 25, 2011. In his traditional Christmas Day message, Pope Benedict XVI urged the
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Kabiru Sokoto, who police accuse of masterminding the Christmas Day bombing of a Catholic church in Nigeria, appears before journalists during a news conference at the headquarters of the State Security Service in Abuja, Nigeria, Friday, Feb. 10, 2012. Nigeria's secret police arrested...
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A Libyan security guard stands in fron of the defendants at the Libyan High Court 11 May 2006 in Tripoli, as the retrial opened of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor held in jail since 1999 on charges of infecting Libyan children with AIDS. The trial was adjourned until June...
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A bronze yak offered by Chinese Mao Zedong to Nicolae Ceausescu exhibited at an auction in Bucharest on January 19, 2012. The auction is called 'Golden Age' in reference to the last years of the Ceausescu's rule, when propaganda pictured a striving Romania whereas in reality people were...
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TIME magazines showing on covers Ana Pauker (L) one of the promoters of communism in Romania and Nicolae Ceausescu (R) are exhibited at an auction in Bucharest on January 19, 2012. The auction is called 'Golden Age' in reference to the last years of the Ceausescu's rule, when propaganda...
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Women cry during a mass funeral for the victims of Christmas day bombing at St Theresa Catholic church, outside Nigeria's capital Abuja February 1, 2012. Islamist sect Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the bombing of St. Theresa Catholic Church in Madalla, on the outskirts of Abuja,...
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Clergymen gather at the grave site of the victims of the Christmas day bombing at St Theresa Catholic Church Madalla, during a mass funeral for the victims, outside Nigeria's capital Abuja February 1, 2012. Islamist sect Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the bombing of St. Theresa...
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People watch as boy scouts carry the coffins of the victims of the Christmas day bombing at St Theresa Catholic Church Madalla, during a mass funeral for the victims, outside Nigeria's capital Abuja February 1, 2012. Islamist sect Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the bombing of St....
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An Unidentified woman, centre, who lost her husband Mourns during a mass funeral of those killed in a Christmas Day bombing at a Catholic church in Madalla, Nigeria, on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012. Mourners wept as they carried out the mass burial Wednesday the church near Nigeria's capital...
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Boys scout lowers the body of a member during a mass funeral of those killed in a Christmas Day bombing at a Catholic church in Madalla, Nigeria, on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012. Mourners wept as they carried out the mass burial Wednesday the church near Nigeria's capital where dozens died...
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Pall bearers carry the coffins of those killed in a Christmas Day bombing at a Catholic church in Madalla, Nigeria, on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012. Mourners wept as they carried out the mass burial Wednesday the church near Nigeria's capital where dozens died in a Christmas Day bombing by a...
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Mourners and priests gather for a mass funeral of those killed in a Christmas Day bombing at a Catholic church in Madalla, Nigeria, on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012. Mourners wept as they carried out the mass burial Wednesday the church near Nigeria's capital where dozens died in a Christmas...
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A group of US GI's from the 77th Maintenance Brigade decorate a Christmas tree outside the railhead on December 24, 1995 of the Croatian border town of Zupanja. US President Bill Clinton was moving at full steam to implement Washington's decision to send 20,000 troops to Bosnia as part...
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MITTERFIRMIANSREUT, GERMANY - JANUARY 14: General view of the altar cross inside a church made entirely of snow and ice in southern Bavaria on January 14, 2012 in Mitterfirmiansreut, Germany. Local enthusiasts built the church at the end of December in an effort to relive a tradition...
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MITTERFIRMIANSREUT, GERMANY - JANUARY 14: A little child plays outside a church made entirely of snow and ice in southern Bavaria on January 14, 2012 in Mitterfirmiansreut, Germany. Local enthusiasts built the church at the end of December in an effort to relive a tradition dating back...
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MITTERFIRMIANSREUT, GERMANY - JANUARY 14: (EDITORS NOTE: Image was created using a variable planed lens. Local enthusiasts built the church at the end of December in an effort to relive a tradition dating back over 100 years. In 1910 the residents of Mitterfirminsreut were cut off...
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The sun sparkles off baubles on a Christmas tree in foreground as Pope Benedict XVI greets faithful at the end of the Angelus prayer from his studio window overlooking St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012.
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Palestinian Greek Orthodox Christians attend Christmas mass at the Orthodox Saint Porfirios church in Gaza City on January 7, 2012. The Orthodox Church celebrates Christmas and other religious holidays according to the Julian calendar, while other Christian churches have adopted the...
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NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 06: Egyptian Coptic Christians celebrate Christmas Nativity Liturgy, the start of Christmas, at the Coptic Orthodox Church of St. George on January 6, 2012 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. Like the Eastern Orthodox Church in Russia, Copts still use the...
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Orthodox Christmas celebrations kick off on January 6, 2012 in the traditional birthplace of Jesus in the West Bank town of Bethlehem to the sound of bagpipes and protests by Palestinians accusing church leaders of selling land to Israelis.
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Geese with Christmas decorations are paraded through the streets during during the 'Cabalgata de Reyes', or the Three Wise Men parade in Madrid, Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012. The traditional parade marks the eve of the Epiphany, a Christian holiday celebrating the story of the three wise men...
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Kabiru Sokoto, who police accuse of masterminding the Christmas Day bombing of a Catholic church in Nigeria, appears before journalists during a news conference at the headquarters of the State Security Service in Abuja, Nigeria, Friday, Feb. 10, 2012. Nigeria's secret police arrested...
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