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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Brazilian Cardinal Jose Freire Falcão dies at 95 | Crux Now
Brazilian Cardinal Jose Freire Falcão, who led the Archdiocese of Brasilia for 20 years, died at the age of 95, nearly a week after he was diagnosed with COVID-19.
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Evangelical foster agency can’t refuse same-sex couples, UK appeals court rules
The Court of Appeal in England and Wales has ruled that an evangelical foster agency may not place foster children only in the homes of opposite-sex married couples.
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Liberation theologian, noted Latin American biblicist dies in Costa Rica | Crux
Crux,Father Pablo Richard Guzman, one of the fathers of liberation theology and a Bible scholar, died Sept. 20 at age 81 in Costa Rica.
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Australians: Plenary Council process offers possibilities for world synod | Crux Now
As the church in Australia prepares for its first Plenary Council since 1937, church leaders and theologians speculated on what the extensive parish consultation process conducted over the last two years might offer the wider church.
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Jewish couple donates $18M to fund Christian medical missions in Africa
A Jewish entrepreneur and his rabbi wife are donating $18 million to help mainly Christian doctors who have traveled to Africa to provide much-needed medical care to Africans through medical missions work.
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English bishop says proposed assisted suicide law puts ‘most vulnerable’ at risk | Crux Now
An English bishop says a proposed bill to legalize assisted suicide “raises serious questions about society’s ability to protect those who are most vulnerable.”
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Pope Francis mourns Brazilian cardinal who died of COVID-19 complications
Cardinal José Freire Falcão died at the age of 95.
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Australians: Plenary Council process offers possibilities for world synod | Crux
Crux,As the church in Australia prepares for its first Plenary Council since 1937, church leaders and theologians speculated on what the extensive parish consultation process conducted over the last two years might offer the wider church.
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Indian pastor, 4 others arrested on false charges of forced conversions
Police in northern India’s Uttar Pradesh state arrested a pastor and four other Christians under the “anti-conversion” law while they were holding a prayer meeting after members of a radical Hindu nationalist group disrupted the gathering and filed a false complaint.
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Pope Francis decries abortion and euthanasia as treating human life like ‘waste’
“Is it right to hire a hitman to solve a problem? That’s what abortion is,” the pope said.
