British bishop says Assisted Suicide Bill is a crime against life | SW NEWS | 349 A Catholic bishop in Britain has flayed the Assisted Suicide Bill calling it a crime against life. It is Bishop Richard …More
British bishop says Assisted Suicide Bill is a crime against life | SW NEWS | 349
A Catholic bishop in Britain has flayed the Assisted Suicide Bill calling it a crime against life. It is Bishop Richard Moth of Arundel and Brighton who has spoken against the Bill that is currently in the House of Lords for debate. Head of German Bishops’ Conference stresses need for repentance for abuse scandal Bishop Georg Batzing of Limburg in Germany, who heads the country’s episcopal conference, has stressed the urgent need for repentance for the abuse scandal that has rocked the Church. In Defence of Christians holds 2-day National Summit in Washington, DC Prominent non-profit advocacy outfit In Defense of Christians that champions the cause of persecuted believers around the world, held a two-day National Summit in Washington, DC, on September 21 and 22. Heritage Foundation calls Women’s Health Protection Act a Trojan Horse US-based Heritage Foundation, a research and educational outfit that promotes conservative public policies, has warned that the Women’s Health Protection Act advocated by pro-choice law-makers in the House of Representatives and Senate is a Trojan Horse that will wipe out existing and future pro-life laws in states. Burmese military kills young Baptist pastor in Chin state Bloodshed continues in the state of Chin in Myanmar and in the latest incident, a Baptist pastor has been shot dead by the military. Government troops are engaged in an offensive against ethnic militia in the state that has a large Christian population. Taliban takeover of Afghanistan could embolden extremists in Iraq: Chaldean prelate The Taliban’s return to power has fuelled the growing threat of the Islamic State and other extremists in Iraq, says the Chaldean Catholic Archbishop of Erbil Bashar Warda. Fire damages historic neo-gothic Cathedral in Ukraine A historic Catholic cathedral in Ukraine, which was visited by Pope St John Paul II in 2001, has been severely damaged in a fire that broke out earlier this month. It was the Cathedral of St Nicholas in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, that caught fire during a music rehearsal, destroying its historic organ and damaging the interior. Vietnamese Catholics bid tearful adieu to French Missionary who served the poor Catholics in Vietnam are mourning the death of a French missionary priest who passionately served the people in the years that followed the Vietnam War. Fr Jean-Baptiste Etcharren, who was superior general of the Paris Foreign Missions Society twice, passed away at 89 in Hue, Central Vietnam.
A Catholic bishop in Britain has flayed the Assisted Suicide Bill calling it a crime against life. It is Bishop Richard Moth of Arundel and Brighton who has spoken against the Bill that is currently in the House of Lords for debate. Head of German Bishops’ Conference stresses need for repentance for abuse scandal Bishop Georg Batzing of Limburg in Germany, who heads the country’s episcopal conference, has stressed the urgent need for repentance for the abuse scandal that has rocked the Church. In Defence of Christians holds 2-day National Summit in Washington, DC Prominent non-profit advocacy outfit In Defense of Christians that champions the cause of persecuted believers around the world, held a two-day National Summit in Washington, DC, on September 21 and 22. Heritage Foundation calls Women’s Health Protection Act a Trojan Horse US-based Heritage Foundation, a research and educational outfit that promotes conservative public policies, has warned that the Women’s Health Protection Act advocated by pro-choice law-makers in the House of Representatives and Senate is a Trojan Horse that will wipe out existing and future pro-life laws in states. Burmese military kills young Baptist pastor in Chin state Bloodshed continues in the state of Chin in Myanmar and in the latest incident, a Baptist pastor has been shot dead by the military. Government troops are engaged in an offensive against ethnic militia in the state that has a large Christian population. Taliban takeover of Afghanistan could embolden extremists in Iraq: Chaldean prelate The Taliban’s return to power has fuelled the growing threat of the Islamic State and other extremists in Iraq, says the Chaldean Catholic Archbishop of Erbil Bashar Warda. Fire damages historic neo-gothic Cathedral in Ukraine A historic Catholic cathedral in Ukraine, which was visited by Pope St John Paul II in 2001, has been severely damaged in a fire that broke out earlier this month. It was the Cathedral of St Nicholas in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, that caught fire during a music rehearsal, destroying its historic organ and damaging the interior. Vietnamese Catholics bid tearful adieu to French Missionary who served the poor Catholics in Vietnam are mourning the death of a French missionary priest who passionately served the people in the years that followed the Vietnam War. Fr Jean-Baptiste Etcharren, who was superior general of the Paris Foreign Missions Society twice, passed away at 89 in Hue, Central Vietnam.
