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A crucifix appears at Schneibstein at Berchtesgaden National Park in Germany on on June 28, 2022, marking the border with Austria. Many of the peaks in the park have crosses or crucifixes at their highest points, erected by local mountaineers. (AP Photo/Mike Eckel)

Silver charm found in Germany is oldest evidence of Christianity north of the Alps

This image released by Disney shows characters Mufasa, voiced by Aaron Pierre, left, and Taka, voiced by Kelvin Harrison Jr., in a scene from "Mufasa: The Lion King." (Disney via AP)

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In this Jan. 25, 1981 file photo, Oakland Raiders punter Ray Guy kicks against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl XV in New Orleans. Those anxious seconds for punt returners awaiting his booming kicks were nothing compared to the more than two decades Guy had to endure before finally getting the call that he was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. (AP Photo/File) **FILE**

First Pro Football Hall of Fame punter Ray Guy dies at 72

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