U.S., Iran Exchange Fire in Hormuz Skirmishes
A man waves an Iranian flag for a pro-government campaign under a billboard with graphic showing Strait of Hormuz and sewn lips of U.S. President Donald Trump in a square in downtown Tehran, Iran, on ...
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12 remaining missionaries kidnapped in Haiti are now free
The Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries thanked God Thursday morning as they announced that 12 remaining missionaries who were among 17 kidnapped by the notorious 400 Mawozo gang in Haiti with a demand of $1 million in ransom money each, two months ago, have now all been released.
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Haitian gang frees missionaries
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Human rights groups raise alarm over new atrocities in Western Tigray
Crux,International human rights organizations have warned of a new wave of atrocities in the Ethiopian region of Tigray, as Catholic Church leaders continued to express concerns over the detention of priests, nuns and lay members.
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Christian officials accuse Israel of holiday discrimination
Crux,A spokesman for Christian churches in the Holy Land on Wednesday accused Israel of discriminating against Christian tourists during the normally busy Christmas holiday season.
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First known nativity scene figurines are on display in Rome
They are housed in the Basilica of St. Mary Major.
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Archbishop Aupetit prepares to sue French magazine for defamation
Paris Match published images of the archbishop taken with a telephoto lens.
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St. Januarius’ blood fails to liquefy at start of December anniversary
The blood also remained solid in December 2020.
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‘Austria prays’: A nation turns to the rosary for an end to the pandemic
The prayer movement is spreading to Germany, Switzerland, and the U.S.
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Typhoon Rai bears down on the Philippines
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New Zealand cardinal on accused prelate: ‘I really don’t know why he is still a bishop’
Crux,A New Zealand government-commissioned report on abuse in care settings is questioning how the Vatican has handled a Catholic bishop credibly accused of abuse.
