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• Pope's Christmas agenda a little lighter | A revised schedule for the Christmas season released on Friday showed that for the first time in 24 years the 82-year-old Pope will not visit a nativity creche built by Rome's street cleaners just outside the Vatican (Reuters)
  
  
• Newly released letters tell of Jesus calling Mother Teresa 'my little wife' | The letters she wrote to two priests, who acted as her spiritual mentors, also reveal that Mother Teresa suffered episodes of depression throughout her life in which she underwent grave crises of faith (The Scotsman)
  
  
• Catholics on a list of security threats | A group of government officials and religion experts has drafted a report that identifies the Roman Catholic Church and other "foreign confessions" as potential threats to national security and urges law enforcement agencies to closely monitor their activities (The Moscow Times)

Archbishop Milingo:

• Maria Sung's story is over, says Archbishop Milingo | He said he never had any intentions of marrying Sung but that it was a condition by the Unification church for him to carry out his healing faith and preaching the word of God (The Post, Lusaka, Zambia)
  
  
• I was hoodwinked, says Milingo | He said the Unification Church had set conditions that he could only penetrate the sect and preach the gospel if he married one of them (The Times of Zambia)

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