Fulani Terrorists Kill 13 Christians in Plateau State, Nigeria – Morningstar News
Slaughters of Christians continued in Plateau state, Nigeria on Friday (May 8) as Fulani herdsmen killed 13 Christians in Bassa County, sources said.
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Pope Francis’ prayer intention for December is for catechists
Pope Francis instituted a new ministry of catechist in May.
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Pope Francis to Orthodox leader: May God prepare us to receive gift of full unity
The pope sent the message on the feast of St. Andrew.
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Marcus Lamb, Founder of Daystar Television Network, Has Died
The Daystar Television Network announced Tuesday that Marcus Lamb, the founder and president of the ministry, has passed away from complications from COVID-19. He was 64.
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Catholic church burned as Myanmar military continues assault
Crux,Myanmar’s military continues to target churches in predominantly Christian regions in the Buddhist-majority country, ignoring appeals by the Catholic Church and world leaders.
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Designer picks simple fabric, Cypriot symbols for pope’s vestments
Crux,The Lebanese designer for Pope Francis’s vestments for Mass in Cyprus chose simple fabric and symbols that figure prominently in the island nation.
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Greece Requires Churchgoers to Prove Vaccination Status or Take COVID Test to Attend Church
Greece is now requiring churchgoers to provide proof of vaccination, a negative COVID test, or proof of natural immunity to attend services after a recent uptick in COVID-19 cases.
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Human rights group: Taliban retaliates against Afghans
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Russian coronavirus-denying monk given prison sentence
Crux,A rebel Russian monk who castigated the Kremlin and denied that the coronavirus existed was convicted Tuesday on accusations of encouraging suicides and given a 3½-year prison sentence.
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Vatican cardinal criticizes advice to avoid word ‘Christmas’ in EU commission communications guide
The guidelines were withdrawn on Tuesday.
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Canadian appeals court lifts enforcement of compelled speech order on Pastor Artur Pawlowski
A prominent Canadian pastor is now free to criticize the government’s lockdowns and restrictions on Christian worship in response to coronavirus after an appellate court suspended the enforcement of a lower court ruling requiring him to state the government’s preferred narrative about the lockdowns every time he made public remarks.
