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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rosario Livatino Killed By The Mafia, Beatified In Sicily

File photo undated of Rosario Livatino. - Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990 at 37 years, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily. Pope Francis commended the beatification of the young judge, calling him a "martyr of justice and faith" at the end of his Regina Caeli address on May 9. Photo by Catholic Press Photo/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Japanese Christian warlord Takayama Ukon beatified

About 10,000 Catholics and other people from Japan and abroad attend a beatification ceremony for Takayama Ukon, a Japanese Christian warlord, in Osaka, western Japan, on Feb. 7, 2017. Vatican officially endorsed Ukon, who served as a warrior and was exiled to Manila in 1614 due to the Edo Shogunate's ban on Christianity, as "beatus," or "blessed," the stage below a saint. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese Christian warlord Takayama Ukon beatified

About 10,000 Catholics and other people from Japan and abroad attend a beatification ceremony for Takayama Ukon, a Japanese Christian warlord, in Osaka, western Japan, on Feb. 7, 2017. Vatican officially endorsed Ukon, who served as a warrior and was exiled to Manila in 1614 due to the Edo Shogunate's ban on Christianity, as "beatus," or "blessed," the stage below a saint. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese Christian warlord Takayama Ukon beatified

A portrait of Takayama Ukon, a Japanese Christian warlord, is screened during a beatification ceremony in Osaka, western Japan, on Feb. 7, 2017. Vatican officially endorsed Ukon, who served as a warrior and was exiled to Manila in 1614 due to the Edo Shogunate's ban on Christianity, as "beatus," or "blessed," the stage below a saint. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese Christian warlord Takayama Ukon beatified

A portrait of Takayama Ukon, a Japanese Christian warlord, is screened during a beatification ceremony in Osaka, western Japan, on Feb. 7, 2017. Vatican officially endorsed Ukon, who served as a warrior and was exiled to Manila in 1614 due to the Edo Shogunate's ban on Christianity, as "beatus," or "blessed," the stage below a saint. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese Christian warlord Takayama Ukon beatified

Cardinal Angelo Amato (L in front) reads out a letter from Pope Francis declaring Takayama Ukon, a Japanese Christian warlord, to be named in the beatus list during a beatification ceremony in Osaka, western Japan, on Feb. 7, 2017. Ukon, born in 1552 and baptized in his childhood, served as a warrior and was exiled to Manila in 1614 due to the Edo Shogunate's ban on Christianity. He died of fever the following year. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese Christian warlord Takayama Ukon beatified

Cardinal Angelo Amato (L) reads out a letter from Pope Francis declaring Takayama Ukon, a Japanese Christian warlord, to be named in the beatus list during a beatification ceremony in Osaka, western Japan, on Feb. 7, 2017. Ukon, born in 1552 and baptized in his childhood, served as a warrior and was exiled to Manila in 1614 due to the Edo Shogunate's ban on Christianity. He died of fever the following year. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo