Sant’Egidio community expresses concern over jihadist violence in Mozambique | SW NEWS | 304 The Catholic community of Sant’Egidio has expressed deep concern over the rising Islamist threat to the …More
Sant’Egidio community expresses concern over jihadist violence in Mozambique | SW NEWS | 304
The Catholic community of Sant’Egidio has expressed deep concern over the rising Islamist threat to the future of Mozambique. While addressing the media in Rome on July 21 Wednesday, Fr Angelo Romano of the Sant’Egidio community said thousands of people have been displaced by the militants. Pro-life lawmakers introduce bill to stop funds to colleges, varsities allowing abortion on campus In the US, lawmakers who are pro-life have introduced a bill on Wednesday, July 21, to stop funds to public colleges and universities that allow abortions on campus or offer the abortion pill to students and staff. Holy See announces schedule of pope’s Hungary visit in September The Vatican has announced the schedule of Pope Francis’ visit to Hungary in September for the conclusion of the International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest. The Holy Father will spend just seven hours in the nation before embarking on his three-day visit to neighbouring Slovakia. Hungary’s Orban announces referendum on controversial Child Protection Law Separately, Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary announced on social media on Wednesday, July 21, that the government is going to launch a referendum on the child protection law that has been criticized by the EU. Police arrest executive editor-in-chief of now closed Apple Daily tabloid in Hong Kong The Chinese government’s stifling of voices of dissent in Hong Kong still continues. In the latest incident, police have arrested the former executive editor-in-chief of the now-closed pro-democracy Apple Daily on Wednesday, July 21. New Hampshire in US places curbs on late-term abortions The budget of the US state of New Hampshire for 2021 has placed a limit on late-term abortions. The Fetal Life Protection Act prohibits abortions after 24 weeks of pregnancy except when the health of the mother is in grave danger. Pope reaches out to believers of Mexican diocese ravaged by warring drug cartels Pope Francis has expressed solidarity with a diocese in Mexico that has been ravaged by violence between warring drug cartels. The armed struggle in Tierra Caliente region has drawn the attention of the world to the country’s lawlessness and the inability of the government to stem the rising tide of violence. Northern Ireland pro-life group vows legal action on new abortion intervention A pro-life group in Northern Ireland has vowed to take "last-minute" legal action against Britain’s plans to expand abortion services to the region. The Society of Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has stated they are "ready to go to court within hours," ahead of the government’s plan to expand abortion services in the nation
The Catholic community of Sant’Egidio has expressed deep concern over the rising Islamist threat to the future of Mozambique. While addressing the media in Rome on July 21 Wednesday, Fr Angelo Romano of the Sant’Egidio community said thousands of people have been displaced by the militants. Pro-life lawmakers introduce bill to stop funds to colleges, varsities allowing abortion on campus In the US, lawmakers who are pro-life have introduced a bill on Wednesday, July 21, to stop funds to public colleges and universities that allow abortions on campus or offer the abortion pill to students and staff. Holy See announces schedule of pope’s Hungary visit in September The Vatican has announced the schedule of Pope Francis’ visit to Hungary in September for the conclusion of the International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest. The Holy Father will spend just seven hours in the nation before embarking on his three-day visit to neighbouring Slovakia. Hungary’s Orban announces referendum on controversial Child Protection Law Separately, Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary announced on social media on Wednesday, July 21, that the government is going to launch a referendum on the child protection law that has been criticized by the EU. Police arrest executive editor-in-chief of now closed Apple Daily tabloid in Hong Kong The Chinese government’s stifling of voices of dissent in Hong Kong still continues. In the latest incident, police have arrested the former executive editor-in-chief of the now-closed pro-democracy Apple Daily on Wednesday, July 21. New Hampshire in US places curbs on late-term abortions The budget of the US state of New Hampshire for 2021 has placed a limit on late-term abortions. The Fetal Life Protection Act prohibits abortions after 24 weeks of pregnancy except when the health of the mother is in grave danger. Pope reaches out to believers of Mexican diocese ravaged by warring drug cartels Pope Francis has expressed solidarity with a diocese in Mexico that has been ravaged by violence between warring drug cartels. The armed struggle in Tierra Caliente region has drawn the attention of the world to the country’s lawlessness and the inability of the government to stem the rising tide of violence. Northern Ireland pro-life group vows legal action on new abortion intervention A pro-life group in Northern Ireland has vowed to take "last-minute" legal action against Britain’s plans to expand abortion services to the region. The Society of Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has stated they are "ready to go to court within hours," ahead of the government’s plan to expand abortion services in the nation
