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2 men die in Catholic parade in Manila ahead of pope's visit

By Oliver Teves | January 11, 2015 - 4:43am

A raucous Roman Catholic procession in which up to a million Filipinos packed the streets of the capital for a chance to get close to a centuries-old statue of Jesus Christ left two men dead and about 1,000 hurt,...

World

Red Cross: Nearly 1,000 Nazarene devotees needed medical help

January 9, 2015 - 4:50pm

More than 300 devotees were wounded while hundreds more needed medical attention during the Black Nazarene procession on Friday,...

Headlines