South Korean Former First Lady Sentenced to Prison for Bribes
Loading the Audio Player... The wife of South Korea’s disgraced president will serve 20 months in prison, a Seoul court ruled Wednesday. The court found Kim Keon Hee received a ...
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Bishops: Manila is sinking, and Catholics must take environment seriously | Crux Now
Two Philippine bishops have raised the alarm about rising sea levels that make Manila one of the fastest-sinking cities in the world.
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Nottingham University accepts pro-life priest
A Catholic priest initially turned down for a chaplaincy role by the University of Nottingham has now been accepted.
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Human rights activist: Myanmar’s Christians are suffering amid crackdown
The military reportedly killed a Baptist pastor on Sept. 18.
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UK university reverses decision to block Catholic chaplain over tweets | Crux Now
A Catholic chaplain will be allowed to take up his position at the University of Nottingham, after the school reversed a decision to block his appointment based on his tweets on abortion.
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Pope recognizes errors as Mexico celebrates independence | Crux Now
Mexico celebrated 200 years since the victory of the 1810-1821 independence movement. The commemorations included a message from Pope Francis acknowledging the errors of the Catholic Church in supporting the old order.
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Who is going to be No. 2 in the Vatican City State administration?
There are signs that it could be a layman.
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American Christians help raise funds to restore Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem
American Christians have helped in the raising of funds used to restore an ancient church in the West Bank believed to be the birth site of Jesus Christ that was once on a United Nations list for ...
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Church in Canada pledges funds for healing, reconciliation after residential schools
The Canadian bishops are aiming to raise $30 million (USD 23.8m) over the next five years to support the Indigenous peoples of the country, including survivors of residential schools.
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Archdiocese of Toronto requires regular testing for unvaccinated clergy, employees
Clergy in the Archdiocese of Toronto who have not received a COVID-19 vaccination must show proof of a recent negative coronavirus test to their pastor "prior to or immediately upon entering parish offices, or presiding at religious services,” according to new rules that Thomas Cardinal Collins outlined last week.
