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Pope calls for peace over terrorist killings in Burkina Faso
The Holy Father lamented the terrorist attacks against a Catholic Church and a Mosque in Burkina Faso.
US hopes for ceasefire as Israel and Hamas negotiate peace in Qatar
President Joe Biden expressed his desire for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza to commence soon, as negotiations in Qatar indicated progress towards a resolution.
UN head Guterres raises concerns over worsening state of global security
In his opening address at the UN's Human Rights Council, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres raised grave concerns about the deteriorating state of global security.
Cardinal Sarah stresses unity among African Christians to combat exploitation
At a recent conference in Kenya, Cardinal Robert Sarah underlined the necessity of unity among Christians.
80K attend 16th Annual 'Rosary of Men' Pilgrimage in Brazil
More than 80 thousand men from across the country participated in the 16th Annual Pilgrimage of the ‘Rosary of Men’ that took place at the Aparecida National Sanctuary, in Aparecida, Brazil from Feb 23-25.
Bishop Barron rebukes reporter for mixing God-given rights with Christian nationalism
Bishop Robert Barron rebuked journalist Heidi Przybyla for claiming that belief in God's rights leads to Christian nationalism and totalitarianism.
Texas prepares to address IVF debate after Alabama embryo ruling
Following the recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling, which recognizes frozen embryos as unborn children, Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated his plans to address the IVF debate.
Republican AGs seek action from Biden admin over reports of 85k migrant children missing
A group of Republican attorneys general is urgently calling on the Biden administration to take action in response to alarming reports indicating that approximately 85,000 migrant children are missing, with fears that many have fallen victim to trafficking.
Bishops slam Malawi govt. for poor governance in pastoral letter
Catholic bishops of Malawi publicly condemned the government in their Lenten Pastoral letter on Sunday.
Christian Jailed in Pakistan on false Blasphemy charges
According to reports, a catholic was imprisoned on false blasphemy charges in Pakistan even though his co-accused confessed of carrying out the actions single-handedly.
Mexican Bishops express solidarity with Annunciation House of Texas
Mexican bishops have expressed their support for the Annunciation House located in El Paso, Texas after a lawsuit was filed by attorney general Ken Paxton, aiming to reject its registration to operate.
Posters resurface in India’s Assam seeking removal of Christian symbols from schools
In a threat to Christian missionary schools in India’s northeastern Assam state, a Hindu radical group named Sanmilito Sanatan Samaj has initiated a poster campaign demanding the removal of icons of Jesus, Mary, crosses, and chapels from the school premises.
Vatican announces theme for World Refugee Day
The Vatican's Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development announced this year’s theme for World Refugee Day.
Pope calls for peace over terrorist killings in Burkina Faso
The Holy Father lamented the terrorist attacks against a Catholic Church and a Mosque in Burkina Faso.
US hopes for ceasefire as Israel and Hamas negotiate peace in Qatar
President Joe Biden expressed his desire for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza to commence soon, as negotiations in Qatar indicated progress towards a resolution.
UN head Guterres raises concerns over worsening state of global security
In his opening address at the UN's Human Rights Council, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres raised grave concerns about the deteriorating state of global security.
Cardinal Sarah stresses unity among African Christians to combat exploitation
At a recent conference in Kenya, Cardinal Robert Sarah underlined the necessity of unity among Christians.
80K attend 16th Annual 'Rosary of Men' Pilgrimage in Brazil
More than 80 thousand men from across the country participated in the 16th Annual Pilgrimage of the ‘Rosary of Men’ that took place at the Aparecida National Sanctuary, in Aparecida, Brazil from Feb 23-25.
Bishop Barron rebukes reporter for mixing God-given rights with Christian nationalism
Bishop Robert Barron rebuked journalist Heidi Przybyla for claiming that belief in God's rights leads to Christian nationalism and totalitarianism.
Texas prepares to address IVF debate after Alabama embryo ruling
Following the recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling, which recognizes frozen embryos as unborn children, Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated his plans to address the IVF debate.
Republican AGs seek action from Biden admin over reports of 85k migrant children missing
A group of Republican attorneys general is urgently calling on the Biden administration to take action in response to alarming reports indicating that approximately 85,000 migrant children are missing, with fears that many have fallen victim to trafficking.
Bishops slam Malawi govt. for poor governance in pastoral letter
Catholic bishops of Malawi publicly condemned the government in their Lenten Pastoral letter on Sunday.
Christian Jailed in Pakistan on false Blasphemy charges
According to reports, a catholic was imprisoned on false blasphemy charges in Pakistan even though his co-accused confessed of carrying out the actions single-handedly.
Mexican Bishops express solidarity with Annunciation House of Texas
Mexican bishops have expressed their support for the Annunciation House located in El Paso, Texas after a lawsuit was filed by attorney general Ken Paxton, aiming to reject its registration to operate.
Posters resurface in India’s Assam seeking removal of Christian symbols from schools
In a threat to Christian missionary schools in India’s northeastern Assam state, a Hindu radical group named Sanmilito Sanatan Samaj has initiated a poster campaign demanding the removal of icons of Jesus, Mary, crosses, and chapels from the school premises.
Vatican announces theme for World Refugee Day
The Vatican's Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development announced this year’s theme for World Refugee Day.