Are war clouds gathering over Eastern Europe?
The ongoing Russian military build-up may well be a very dangerous game of 'diplomatic high-stakes poker'.
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In Latin America, 2021 seemed like Groundhog Day
Crux,Taking a close look at the last 12 months for the Catholic Church in Latin America, and one cannot help but feel like it has been a continent on a constant loop, repeating what has happened in the past.
Jesuits working to help Afghan refugees build new life in Portugal
Crux,After welcoming almost 300 Afghan refugees, the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) in Portugal has been working to integrate them to the Portuguese society.
Four injured in Israel-Gaza border violence
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Archbishop Tutu had strong ties to Catholic Church
Crux,Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who died Dec. 26, made his clerical career in the Anglican Church, but at one point, he is said to have contemplated the Catholic priesthood. Instead, he got married in a Catholic Church.
Mideast Catholic patriarchs urge Christmas hope amid misery
Crux,Patriarchs of the Middle East urged their faithful, overwhelmed with suffering, to hold on more tightly to hope this Christmastime.
As omicron spreads, churches welcome German court ruling on triage
Crux,Bishop Georg Bätzing of the German bishops’ conference welcomed the decision of the Federal Constitutional Court ordering the parliament to immediately establish rules to protect people with disabilities from losing out in triage decisions.
Hong Kong shutters another news outlet
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India's Gov't Blocks Mother Teresa Charity From Receiving Any More Funds to Help the Poor
The Indian government has blocked a famous Catholic charity founded by Mother Teresa from receiving foreign funds, rejecting the ministry's license renewal application.
'I'm Here to Check Your Thinking': UK Officer Fought the 'Twitter Police' and Won in Battle Over LGBT Ideology
Harry Miller's tweets had offended an anonymous member of the transgender community and so he was reported to law enforcement. The Humberside Police followed up on the complaint which was classified as "offensive" and "transphobic."
