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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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?
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Catholic, Anglican, and Jewish leaders urge UK Parliament to reject assisted suicide bill
They called for ‘high-quality palliative care’ to be made available to all.
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David Amess suspect charged with murder
A 25-year-old man arrested after the attack on Sir David Amess last Friday has been charged with murder by police.
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Archaeologists Find Rare ‘Balm of Gilead’ Gemstone Near Jerusalem’s Western Wall
Just north of the City of David (ancient Jerusalem), archaeologists believe they have found the first of its kind engraving on a precious gem of a biblical plant known to many as the Balm of Gilead.
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Pope Francis thanks God for ‘profound personal bond’ with Orthodox leader
The Orthodox leader is marking the 30th anniversary of his election.
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Putin Hosts First Meeting With Israeli PM Bennett
Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett Friday for their first meeting, hailing friendly ties between the two countries.
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Pope Francis asks Catholics to be ‘more courageous’ in tackling crisis exposed by COVID-19
‘We cannot resign ourselves and sit back and watch,’ he said.
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Could St. John Paul II be declared a Doctor of the Church?
The Polish bishops’ conference made a formal request in 2019.
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Brazilian legislator causes outrage for calling Pope Francis a ‘bum’ | Crux Now
A São Paulo state legislator sparked outrage among Catholics in Brazil after a speech in which he insulted an archbishop, the Brazilian episcopate as a whole and even Pope Francis.
