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Dolan and Colbert talk about faith, humor at Fordham -- A timeline of the coverage of New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Jesuit Fr. James Martin, and comedian Stephen Colbert's talk at Fordham University

BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Pope lifts up the other face of the Middle East in Lebanon

Election 2012 -- MotherJones magazine releases the second part of a secret video of Mitt Romney speaking at a fundraising dinner, in which the Republican presidential candidate expresses frank feelings about the Middle East peace process.

Election 2012 -- CNN gathers responses from Democrats on the Romney videos.

Denver Catholic Charities CEO to succeed Carr in USCCB department -- U.S. Bishops' conference announces new social justice adviser.

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Vatican trial date set for two men indicted in VatiLeaks scandal

On anniversary, Occupy takes stock of movement -- Occupy Wall Street movement celebrates first anniversary

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June 7-20, 2013

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