Gay marriage opponent kills himself in Paris' Notre Dame
PARIS (Reuters) - An 78-year-old French far-right activist committed suicide at the altar of the Notre Dame cathedral on Tuesday by shooting himself in the mouth, three days after a law legalizing same-sex marriage came into effect. Full story
Father Reese: ‘The Church needs to address the big issues of our time’
Kathleen Sprows Cummings, University of Notre Dame and Father Thomas Reese, Georgetown University on the biggest challenges facing the Catholic Church and the next Pope.
New bells for Notre Dame cathedral in Paris
Nine newly-cast bells are to be installed at Notre Dame, the Paris cathedral whose towers were made famous by the fictional hunchbacked bell-ringer, Quasimodo. NBC’s Annabel Roberts reports.
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Former Heisman Trophy finalist duped in online relationship
Notre Dame linebacker Mani Te’O was known for his heart-warming triumph over tragedy after playing through the death of his girlfriend. However, the relationship turned out to be a hoax. NBC’s John Yang reports.
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