Hostage Clock in Tel Aviv Stopped after Nearly 844 Days
A woman holds a sign reading "sometimes dreams come true" beside a clock in Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, Israel, Jan. 27, 2026. Associated Press / Photo by Ohad Zwigenberg ...
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Sexual assault allegation adds twist in murder of Kenyan priest | Crux Now
The 2019 murder of a Kenyan priest, Father Michael Maingi Kyengo, has taken a new twist with a suspect saying he killed the cleric over sexual assaults.
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Adults from Afghanistan, Iran, prepare to be baptized as Catholics in Vienna
Some have had ‘very deep religious experiences.’
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Haiti Gang Threatens to Kill Kidnapped Missionaries over Million Dollar Ransoms
Christian Aid Ministries asks for prayer as the families of the 16 Americans and one Canadian detained state, “God has given our loved ones the unique opportunity to live out our Lord’s command to love your enemies.”
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Vatican steps in to help failing Catholic hospital in Rome
The historic Fatebenefratelli Hospital is located on Rome’s Tiber Island.
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Pope Francis says he wants to travel to Oceania and Africa
He confirmed that he would visit Greece and Cyprus in December.
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More Afghan Muslims Are Questioning Faith. These Christians Are Ready to Answer.
From online messages to ministry in resettlement communities, church leaders approach this missional moment with prayer and patience.
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Vatican issues decree clarifying responsiblities for translation of Latin liturgical texts
Archbishop Roche said: ‘The great task of translation ... falls to the bishops.’
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John Paul II’s mom chose life after her doctor advised an abortion
Over one hundred years ago on May 18, Emilia Wojtyla gave birth to her second son, Karol, after a difficult and life-threatening pregnancy. The child would grow up to be St. John Paul II.
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Muslim Relatives Beat, Starve Christians in Eastern Uganda – Morningstar News
A Christian woman and her young son on Monday (Oct. 18) escaped the bedroom where her Muslim husband had starved them for two weeks, a day before another Christian convert was beaten but escaped being set aflame, sources said.
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The Test of Time: What Has Become of Martin Luther’s Reformation?
It was 1517 when events in Wittenberg, Germany kicked off the Protestant Reformation. But what has come of Martin Luther's reformation, more than 500 years later?
