Dozens Drown as Large Ferry Sinks Off Philippines
Loading the Audio Player... A passenger ship carrying 359 people sank just off the coast of Baluk-Baluk Island in the southern Philippines, Philippine Coast Guard. Rescuers pulled...
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American journalist in Myanmar sentenced to 11 years
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American journalist sentenced to 11 years in Myanmar
WORLD is a news organization producing biblically sound, daily coverage of global, national, and cultural current events.
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Sydney archbishop urges public opposition to New South Wales euthanasia bill
The Archbishop of Sydney has urged the faithful to speak out against euthanasia as New South Wales considers legalizing the practice.
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Atheist Dove Into Bible to Debunk His Christian Dad’s Faith – He Uncovered Something Else Entirely
A Canadian atheist named Scott was once on a pointed mission to debunk his father’s Christian faith, so he decided to take strategic steps to expose the purported error of his dad’s ways.
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Spanish bill that would criminalize prayer near abortion clinics called a ‘danger to democracy’
An international 40 Days for Life director has said a bill proposed by the ruling Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party that would criminalize “harassment” of women entering abortion clinics is a “threat to democracy.”
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New Chinese Communist Party resolution strengthens Xi Jinping’s power
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Cuban priests urge authorities not to repress planned protests
A group of Cuban priests signed a letter addressed to the Cuban authorities Wednesday urging them not to use violence against marches protesting the island’s communist government planned for Nov. 15.
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Catholic Priest Who Survived Haitian Gang Abduction Urges Prayers for 17 Kidnapped Missionaries
On April 11, Catholic priest Jean-Nicaisse Milien, along with nine other priests and nuns, were on their way to install a fellow church member as leader of a new parish in Haiti. When they reached the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, more than a dozen heavily armed gang members stopped their vehicle.
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Canonization cause of Archbishop Teofilo Camomot advances
The Theological Commission of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints affirmed Tuesday the heroic virtues of Archbishop Teofilo Camomot, a Filipino prelate and founder of a religious order who died in 1988.
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Vatican calls for ‘clear roadmap’ as climate summit enters final stretch
The Vatican said that ‘various gaps’ had emerged at COP26 in Scotland.
