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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As Russia Moves 175,000 Troops to Ukraine Border, Biden Tries to Convince Putin Not to Invade
Will President Biden be able to prevent a Russian invasion of Ukraine? That's the issue at hand today, Tuesday, as he and Russian leader Vladimir Putin meet over a high-stakes video call.
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Austria’s Catholic bishops: ‘Temporary’ COVID-19 vaccine mandate permissible as last resort
Unvaccinated Austrians could face fines of up to $675 every three months.
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After a year of no tourists, Christians in Bethlehem are struggling to survive
The past 20 months have been particularly difficult for families involved in the tourism and pilgrimage industry, many of whom are Christian.
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Bangalore archbishop opposes proposed anti-conversion law
Crux,Christians in the south India state of Karnataka are calling on the state Legislative Assembly to reject a proposed Anti-Conversion Bill.
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For the Year of St. Joseph, a look at the relic of his holy cloak in Rome
Tradition holds that St. Jerome brought the mantle from the Holy Land.
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Syria Says Israeli Warplanes Hit Latakia Port Containers
Israeli warplanes fired missiles that struck the port of Latakia early on Tuesday, hitting containers and igniting a huge fire, Syrian state media said.
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Hamas Threatens to Renew Attacks Against Israel Over Blockade
Hamas is considering whether to renew violence against Israel following weeks of relative calm and lashed out on Monday against Egypt for its role as mediator between the two sides.
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Hindu nationalists attack Catholic school in India
Crux,A Catholic school in India was attacked on Dec. 6 by a group of Hindu nationalists after a YouTube channel accused the institution of baptizing Hindu students.
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Swiss Catholic church orders study of past sexual abuse
Crux,The leaders of the Catholic Church in Switzerland have asked two academics to lead a study into the Swiss church’s history of sexual exploitation since the mid-20th century.
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Israel Tightens Restrictions on Cyber Exports Over Concerns of Spyware Abuse
Israel announced on Monday that it is enforcing stricter supervision over its cyber exports following several recent scandals alleging that Israeli-made surveillance technology has been used by human rights violators to target activists, journalists and political dissenters around the world.
