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Pope Benedict, not Francis, unblocked Romero sainthood case

By Nicole Winfield | February 5, 2015 - 7:00am

The monsignor who spearheaded the saint-making process for El Salvador's slain Archbishop Oscar Romero said yesterday it was Pope Benedict XVI — and not Pope Francis — who removed the final hurdle in...

World

US lobbies Vatican for pope visit in 2015

By Nicole Winfield | March 26, 2014 - 7:02am

US officials urged Pope Francis to put Philadelphia on his 2015 travel agenda yesterday, making a pilgrimage to Rome to lobby for his participation at a church meeting for families that has taken on new resonance...

World