Christians in Indonesia Appeal Revocation of Building Permit – Morningstar News
A Christian organization in Indonesia is appealing a decision to revoke its construction permits, asserting the revocations were unlawful, sources said.
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In reversal, Missionaries of Charity in India again permitted to receive foreign donations
The Missionaries of Charity have been cleared to receive and use foreign funding in India, after the religious order founded by Mother Teresa was unexpectedly ruled ineligible to receive donations from abroad late last year.
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Evangelicals call for peace in Kazakhstan
Evangelicals have voiced "grave concern" over the current political and social unrest in Kazakhstan.
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Welby calls for social care overhaul
Government reforms of social care need to start with the person and not financial costs, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said.
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Pope Francis: Let’s ‘begin again with more humanity’ amid pandemic
The pope was addressing a Vatican-based lay association.
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Stunned Funeral Director Reportedly Discovers Baby He Was Preparing to Bury Actually Still Alive
A Brazilian funeral director was preparing a baby for burial when he recently discovered the unimaginable: the child was still alive.
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Britain seeks clarification from India on withdrawal of licence for Mother Teresa’s charity
Britain has asked the Indian government for more information after overseas funding for a charity founded by Mother Teresa was blocked.
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Bishop Schneider: Catholics in Kazakhstan are safe amid unrest
Protests broke out after a sharp rise in gas prices.
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Mom says son’s impromptu encounter with Pope Francis led to ‘miracle’
The meeting was one of the viral Vatican moments of 2021.
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Argentine beach bishop applies Francis legacy to development project
Crux,Listen to this story: Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles by Inès San Martìn exploring the state of the Catholic Church on Pope Francis’s home continent of Latin America. ROSARIO, Argentina – Whatever else may divide notoriously fissiparous Argentines, when it comes to their summer […]
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Vatican to probe Cologne finances once cardinal returns from sabbatical
Crux,Earlier this week the troubled German Archdiocese of Cologne announced that the Vatican has agreed to conduct an external audit into its contracts once the archbishop of the diocese returns from a papal-mandated sabbatical.
