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Pope bemoans sufferings in war-stricken places; condemns attack on church in Turkey
Pope Francis has appealed for peace in Myanmar, the Middle-East, Ukraine, and Haiti.
Nigeria’s Benue state suffered 119 attacks in 2023, killing over 400: Report
A new report published by the Catholic relief organization, Aid to the Church in Need, says that more than 400 people were killed in the southeastern Nigerian state of Benue last year.
Six US Pro-lifers on trial for FACE Act charges in Tennessee
Six pro-life activists in Tennessee are being prosecuted by the US Federal Government upon charges of blocking access to an abortion clinic near the city of Nashville back in 2021.
Australian Capital Territory’s bill on Euthanasia faces a public hearing this week
The public in Australia’s Capital Territory will get their say on a proposed Voluntary Assisted Dying law this week as the bill faces public scrutiny.
Catholics recognised in Australia Day Honours List
Staying in Australia: And in New South Wales, the Vice President for Special Works of the St Vincent de Paul Society, is one among many Catholics who have been awarded a Member of the Order of Australia in this year’s Australia Day honors.
Christian ex-teacher sacked over Facebook post gets the right to appeal
A Christian school worker in the Gloucestershire in England who was sacked for criticizing socially liberal moral teachings at a Church of England school has won her right to appeal against her dismissal.
Sexual assault on a religious nun in Colombia spurs outrage
A religious sister in Columbia has been physically and sexually assaulted by unidentified criminals on the outskirts of the city of Medellín.
Catholic Church in England & Wales celebrated Racial Justice Sunday
The Catholic Church in England and Wales observed Racial Justice Sunday.
European Nations suspend funding to UNRWA over involvement in Israel terror attack
Several European nations including Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Finland have decided to stop providing financial aid to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in wake of allegations that some of the organization’s staff were involved in the October 7 Hamas attack upon Israel.
Polish Catholic Church Slams New Government's plans to liberalize abortion
The Catholic Church in Poland has condemned plans by the country’s new government to liberalize abortion laws and to restore the availability of morning-after pill without a prescription.
‘Sound of Freedom’ Director is back with a moving film on Mother Cabrini
The director of last year’s blockbuster film, 'Sound of Freedom, Alejandro Monteverde, is now returning to the big screen with the story of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first naturalized citizen of the United States to become a canonized saint.