The archive of all headlines from September 27, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Speaking from the steps outside Philadelphia's Independence Hall, Pope Francis asks the world's religions to embrace peace and tolerance and tells America's immigrants to stay strong and 'never be ashamed' of their traditions.Spend a day with the #PopeinPhilly: Scenes from a jubilant city
Speaking from the steps outside Philadelphia's Independence Hall, Pope Francis asks the world's religions to embrace peace and tolerance and tells America's immigrants to stay strong and 'never be ashamed' of their traditions. More From the Pope’s Visit
Francis stands firm amid a tide of Donald Trump-fuelled xenophobia in the presidential campaign but pontiff challenges some progressive views
Volkswagen’s current crisis has its roots in decisions made almost a decade ago and its determination to surpass top carmaker Toyota.
Minute-by-minute reporting of a historic day
Pope Francis Visits America
Minute-by-minute reporting of a historic day
Volkswagen’s current crisis has its roots in decisions made almost a decade ago and its determination to surpass the top carmaker, Toyota.
Pontiff displays human touch in Philadelphia, avoiding culture-war issues and planned remarks on workers’ rights in favour of a mother-in-law laugh
Nearly 30,000 foreign recruits have now poured into Syria to join the civil war, stark evidence that an international effort to enforce antiterrorism laws is not diminishing the militants’ ranks.
Speaking in Spanish, the pontiff greets Latinos with «particular affection," and the heavily Latino crowd chants: «Francisco! Francisco!" More From the Pope’s Visit
Speaking in Spanish, the pontiff greets Latinos with «particular affection," and the crowd chants: «Francisco! Francisco!" The pro-immigrant message has been a constant on the pope's tour. More From the Pope’s Visit
A boisterous crowd gathers to hug and tell stories about the 1965 walkout by Filipinos and Mexicans. One father says: «I just want my sons to know that things stay ugly unless you are the change." Nation
Nearly 30,000 foreign recruits have poured into Syria to join the civil war, stark evidence that an international effort to enforce antiterrorism laws is not diminishing the ranks of the Islamic State.
Pope Francis Visits America
«There's something weird and scary going on right now -- police are being assassinated," says one demonstrator. «I'm here to show that I strongly support the LAPD." CALIFORNIA
«There's something weird and scary going on right now -- police are being assassinated," says one demonstrator. «I'm here to show that I strongly support the LAPD." Afghanistan & Pakistan
Pontiff displays human touch in Philadelphia, avoiding culture-war issues and workers’ rights in favour of mother-in-law laugh
Pope Francis Visits America
It's the clearest sign yet that the city's politicians have abandoned their recession-era approach to governing, which led them to hold the line on employee raises and big spending increases. Afghanistan & Pakistan
Volkswagen’s current crisis has its roots in decisions made almost a decade ago and its determination to surpass the top carmaker, Toyota.
Apparently aware of public opinion, the pope stresses the environment, immigrants and the poor rather than same-sex marriage, abortion and divorce. CITY HALL
Pope Francis Visits America
Final day of visit sees pontiff visit prison in City of Brotherly Love before mass for conclusion of the World Meeting of Families
The meeting of about 50 countries at UN headquarters comes after months of lobbying by Washington for greater contributions from European nations
Pope Francis Visits America
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The meeting of about 50 countries at UN headquarters comes after months of lobbying by Washington for greater contributions from European nations
On the last day of his trip to the U.S., Francis pledges that all responsible clergy will be held accountable. 'God weeps,' he says, speaking to hundreds of bishops at St. Charles Borromeo.
Speaking to hundreds of bishops, Francis describes meeting privately with three women and two men who he says 'have become true heralds of mercy.' He has been criticized for not going far enough in chastising the errant clergy.
The meeting of about 50 countries at UN headquarters comes after months of lobbying by Washington for greater contributions from European nations
On Sunday he addressed the plight of survivors and the secrecy after some criticized the the pope’s remarks on the sex abuse scandal a week before
Speaking to hundreds of bishops, Francis describes meeting privately with three women and two men who he says 'have become true heralds of mercy.' He has been criticized for not going far enough in chastising the errant clergy.As society's values shift, Francis changes not the rules, but the focus
The pontiff meets with five survivors and ‘remains overwhelmed with shame’ but advocates say pledge is not enough after years of ‘crimes and sins’
The pontiff meets with five survivors and ‘remains overwhelmed with shame’ but advocates say pledge is not enough after years of ‘crimes and sins’
Meet the Press
Francis says society that ignores its members’ pain is ‘condemned to remain hostage to itself’ during visit to country holding 20% of world’s inmates
Francis says society that ignores its members’ pain is ‘condemned to remain hostage to itself’ during visit to country holding 20% of world’s inmates
The Iraqi military said in a statement that the new agreement with Russia, the Syrian government and Iran was necessary because thousands of volunteers who have joined the Islamic State have come from Russia.
Pope Francis Visits America
Final day of visit sees pontiff visit prison in City of Brotherly Love before mass for conclusion of the World Meeting of Families
Speaking to hundreds of bishops, Francis describes meeting privately with three women and two men who he says 'have become true heralds of mercy.' He has been criticized for not going far enough in chastising the errant clergy.Pope to prisoners: 'I am here as a pastor, but above all as a brother'
Pontiff criticises ’bureaucracy, officialdom and inner circles’ at mass for conclusion of the World Meeting of Families
Often dismissed as ‘women’s troubles’, endometriosis affects millions, yet a lack of research and funding means sufferers are left in severe pain, unable to work or socialise