Russia tries to shift blame for Ukraine tensions
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Myanmar marks coup anniversary with arrests, silent protests
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Canadian Indigenous leaders to meet with Pope Francis in March
Pope Francis will meet with a delegation from Canada the last week of March, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, Assembly of First Nations, Métis National Council, and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami announced in a joint statement on Tuesday.
Hillsong's Brian Houston Steps Down from Ministry to Deal with Charges of Allegedly Concealing Father's Child Sexual Abuse
Hillsong Church co-founder Brian Houston announced Sunday that he will "step aside from all ministry responsibilities" until next year amid charges of concealing his father's child sex offenses.
Pope to meet Canadian indigenous delegation in March
Crux,Delegations of Canadian bishops and indigenous communities will meet with Pope Francis at the end of March, after an initial December visit was cancelled due to the spread of the coronavirus Omicron variant.
Cardinal Bo: Myanmar has endured an ‘extended Way of the Cross’
“The whole of Myanmar is a war zone,” Cardinal Bo said.
Pope Francis tells religious sisters fight back when mistreated by 'men of the Church'
The pope's prayer intention for the month of February is for religious sisters and consecrated women.
Archbishop urges Italian military, police to ignore former nuncio
Crux,The head of Italy’s military ordinariate urged members of the armed forces and police to ignore a call from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò to disobey orders to enforce measures aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19.
Myanmar citizens stage silent strike on anniversary of coup
Crux,People from all walks of life observed a “silent strike” in defiance of the ruling junta Feb. 1, the anniversary of the military coup.
New Zealand bishops publish report on abuse cases
Crux,A report released by the New Zealand bishops’ conference found allegations of abuse were made against 14 percent of diocesan clergy who have ministered in the country since 1950.
