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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Croatian president raises plight of Bosnia’s Catholic minority during Vatican visit
President Zoran Milanović met with Pope Francis and senior officials.
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Croatian president raises plight of Bosnian Catholics during Vatican visit
President Zoran Milanović met with Pope Francis and senior officials.
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Fr Julian Carron resigns as president of Communion and Liberation
He has held the post since 2005.
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Iranian authorities order pastor back to prison to serve 5-year sentence after temporary reprieve
Iranian authorities have ordered a pastor from the Church of Iran denomination to return to prison to begin serving a five-year sentence for “sectarian activities,” indicating that Christian persecution might be intensifying after a brief respite due to the spread of COVID-19 that led authorities to the temporary release of many people from prison.
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Pope Francis to speak at meeting of bishops and mayors in Florence
The Feb. 27 visit will include an encounter with refugee families.
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Former Grand Master of the Order of Malta dies at 71
Fra’ Matthew Festing was Grand Master from 2008 to his resignation in 2017.
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New toolkit measures effectiveness of interfaith community projects
"Some of the grassroots organisations do fantastic work, but they are busy doing the work, rather than understanding that there needs to be more of a strategic outlook."
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After COP26 failures, rich nations must accelerate climate action, say Christians
The end of the COP26 climate summit has been met with mixed feelings from Christians after it fell short on funding and carbon emissions pledges.
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Holy Land religious leaders urge world to get vaccinated | Crux
Crux,Last week Israel’s top religious leaders joined President Isaac Herzog in calling for more people around the world to be vaccinated, saying that the approved vaccines are safe and effective tools in fighting COVID-19.
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Despite pandemic, attacks against indigenous in Brazil grew in 2020 | Crux
Crux,Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting decrease in social and economic activities for many in Brazil, violence against indigenous groups increased in the South American country last year.
