In an unusual incident on Tuesday evening, Muslim and Christian residents of the town of al-Khader near Bethlehem clashed after Palestinian terrorists tried to hide from the Israel Defense Forces in
Thursday is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a time to remember one of the darkest days in history when Nazi Germany murdered six million Jews.
Calling the crisis in Ukraine “a tragedy that is unfolding before our very eyes,” the Ukrainian Catholic Bishop for Britain said Russian President Vladimir Putin is “interested – at all costs – in reforming” something like the Soviet Union.
One of Iraq’s leading Catholic prelates has said the quest for unity among Christians should not focus on the pursuit of uniformity but should rather embrace the diversity of the various rites and traditions in Catholicism.
As the chances of survival for several dozens of migrants lost in the Florida Straits waned on Wednesday, Archbishop Patrick Pinder of Nassau lamented the “horrific tragedy” and encouraged support for migrants that feel a need to flee their homes.
The Biden administration and NATO told Russia on Wednesday there will be no U.S. or NATO concessions on Moscow’s main demands to resolve the crisis over Ukraine.
The White House is now urging U.S. citizens in Ukraine to get out while they can. But fearless Pastor Anton Tishenko says, amid the rumors of war, he plans to keep preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ despite the Russian threat along the border.
After a stampede at a soccer stadium left at least 8 people dead, Cameroon’s Christian leaders expressed their solidarity with the families of the victims.