A pastor in Scotland delivered an emotional tribute to a church member whose body was discovered inside a suitcase in Athens, Greece, describing the woman as precious as he recounted her deep
Authorities in India’s southern state of Karnataka demolished a 20-foot-tall statue of Jesus, which had been standing in the village for 18 years, claiming it was built on land earmarked by the government for an animal pasture.
Queen Elizabeth II tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday and is experiencing mild, cold-like symptoms, Buckingham Palace said, adding that the famously stoic 95-year-old monarch still plans to carry on working. The diagnosis prompted concern and get-well wishes from across Britain's political spectrum.
“Turning the other cheek is not the loser’s fallback, but the action of those who have greater inner strength...”
Burkina Faso coup leader Paul-Henri Damiba has been sworn in as president and vowed to win the war on Islamic extremism that has plagued the country in recent years, leading the U.S. government to restrict $160 million in aid.
Hundreds of artillery shells exploded along the contact line between Ukrainian soldiers and Russia-backed separatists, and thousands of people evacuated eastern Ukraine, further increasing fears Sunday that the volatile region could spark a Russian invasion.
Several experts are warning that the humanitarian situation in Africa’s Sahel Region could spiral out of control, without outside intervention.
More than 245,000 people came forward to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior after watching the new Christian film, Light Your World.
Cardinal Tagle gave the closing remarks at a three-day Vatican conference on the theology of the priesthood.
The pope sent a telegram to Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina on Feb. 19 as the island in the Indian Ocean braces for another potential storm heading its way.
Ottawa Police issued a stark warning to Freedom Convoy protesters and their supporters: "You must leave" or face the likelihood of arrest.
