Pastor Convicted for Preaching John 3:16 Outdoors in Northern Ireland: ‘Dark days’
A retired pastor has been found guilty of breaching an abortion clinic s safe access zone after he preached a sermon on John 3 16
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Aussie archbishop cites own illness in opposing draft euthanasia law
Crux,Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher has drawn on his own experience with illness to oppose a parliamentary committee evaluating the draft of a euthanasia bill.
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Christian women are ‘agents of resistance’ against North Korea’s Communist regime
Through their networks on the margins of society, women who convert to Christianity "challenge the authority of the state's control over women's bodies and minds and empower other religious women to become agents of resistance", according to a report.
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17 Missionaries leave Haiti after kidnapping, everyone doing ‘reasonably well’ CAM reveals
The 17 missionaries who were kidnapped in Haiti are now all doing “reasonably well” and have left the troubled Caribbean nation where they spent each day of their captivity praying, singing and calling on their kidnappers to repent, said David Troyer, general director of the Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries, on Friday.
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Typhoon Leaves 31 Dead, Many Homes Roofless in Philippines
A powerful typhoon left at least 31 people dead, knocked down power and communications in entire provinces, and wrought widespread destruction mostly in the central Philippines, officials said Saturday. A governor said her island has been “leveled to the ground.”
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Traditionis custodes: Vatican further tightens restrictions on Traditional Latin Mass
The explanatory document, which bans confirmations and ordinations according to pre-Vatican II Roman Missals, was published Dec. 18 with Pope Francis’ approval.
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O’Malley says EWTN, social media give distorted image of US support for Pope
Crux,In a new interview, Cardinal Sean O’Malley of Boston spoke out against American critics of Pope Francis with ties to the EWTN television network, saying that despite this opposition, the pope enjoys broad support in the United States.
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Vatican insiders: Reports of Cardinal Peter Turkson’s resignation ‘credible’
Various Vatican sources told CNA that a recent report by a traditionalist blog claiming that Cardinal Peter Turkson was set to resign at prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development is "credible."
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Assisi is illuminated with Giotto’s frescoes this Christmas season
Assisi debuted its Giotto Christmas light display in December 2020, but Italy’s coronavirus restrictions last year prevented people from visiting.
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‘Many Are Surrendering to Jesus’: Migrants Flood to This Mexican Border Church, and That’s Where They Meet Christ
When Gustavo Banda opened his small church in Mexico, little did he know that it would become a refuge. Sitting near the border, tens of thousands of migrants stop there as part of their search for freedom in America.
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Pope Francis: Vaccine access is a matter of justice
The pope told new ambassadors that the ongoing pandemic is a reminder that “we are a global community where one person’s problems are the problems of all.”
