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Cross Wires: Wednesday breaking news

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Glasgow Archdiocese sticks to it’s guns over separate entrances to planned Dumbarton shared campus.

Pope Francis says Christians cannot be ‘nameless islands.’

Holy See tells UN there must be greater protection for the world’s indigenous peoples.

Asia Bibi (above) to appeal blasphemy case to Pakistan’s supreme court.

Christian refugees in Iraq plight worsened by flooding.

US bishop in Texas defends choice to house people under Ebola quarantine.

Cardinal Wuerl says family synod came to ‘real consensus.’

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SCIAF chief Alistair Dutton says Scots have key role to play in fight against global poverty.

—Cross Wires is The Scottish Catholic Observer blog. Follow breaking news from the SCO through the day on Twitter at SCO_NEWS.

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