Iran Ceasefire on Life Support, Trump Says
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Pope Francis confirms Cardinal Woelki in post after apostolic visitation of Germany’s Cologne archdiocese
Pope Francis ordered the apostolic visitation in May.
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House Overwhelmingly Approves $1 Billion for Israel’s Iron Dome After First Canceling It
The US House of Representatives on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a bill to provide $1 billion for Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system, which intercepts short-range rockets launched at Israeli citizens from terror groups in the Gaza Strip.
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Salvadoran archbishop thanks president for promise not to approve pro-abortion constitutional changes
The Archbishop of San Salvador thanked Saturday the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, for his commitment not to approve abortion, gender ideology, or euthanasia in the constitutional reforms outlined by his government.
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Elderly Christian Woman Beaten for Housing Converts from Islam – Morningstar News
An 83-year-old Christian woman in eastern Uganda remains hospitalized two weeks after an Islamic extremist posing as a pastor and others attacked her, sources said.
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London street preacher alleges 14 police officers confronted him for ‘homophobic language’
A West London street preacher alleges 14 police officers confronted him on Aug. 20 while preaching in Uxbridge because they claimed to have received multiple complaints from pedestrians about homophobic language.
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Kenyan Christians Debate Political Campaigning at Church
Some churches in Kenya have barred politicians from addressing their congregations, saying campaigning during services disrespects the sanctity of worship. The national Anglican, Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic churches have all issued bans.
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New Brunswick mandates COVID vaccine pass, but Catholic dioceses take differing approaches
The Diocese of Saint John, New Brunswick has said proof of vaccination will not be required for Mass or the other sacraments, though it will comply with provincial rules requiring such proof for other indoor gatherings. Other dioceses in the province, those of Moncton and Edmundston, have said they will require proof of vaccination to attend Mass.
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Armenian bishops elect former U.S. pastor as patriarch | Crux Now
The bishops of the Armenian Catholic Church elected Archbishop Raphaël François Minassian, the ordinary for Armenian Catholics in Eastern Europe, to be their church’s new patriarch.
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UK High Court upholds law allowing Down syndrome abortions after 24 weeks
A high court in the United Kingdom has ruled against a challenge by a political activist with Down syndrome to overturn the country's laws permitting late-term abortions based on disability.
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Catholic cardinal says Haiti’s ‘catastrophic situation’ led Haitians to U.S. border
The Catholic cardinal, who was injured in Haiti’s recent earthquake, is also a leader in the recovery efforts for the island nation facing the consequences of the 7.2 magnitude earthquake, aggravated by widespread poverty and gang violence.
