Fulanis Face Rare Resistance as Attacks Mount in Nigeria – Morningstar News
Fulani attacks on Christians in Nigeria were largely thwarted with rare resistance over the weekend, and a kidnapped priest was released, sources said.
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Armenian Catholic patriarch dies in Lebanon | Crux Now
Armenian Catholic Patriarch Gregoire Pierre XX Gabroyan died in Beirut May 25.
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Four killed as Myanmar army artillery shell hits Catholic church
Vatican News reported that all those killed and injured were Catholics.
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Pope Francis launches 7-year Laudato si’ action plan
The Laudato si’ Action Platform will focus on seven sectors: families, parishes, schools, hospitals, businesses, organizations, and religious orders.
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Legal assisted suicide bill would mean killing, not caring, UK bishop warns
A true culture of caring protects the sick, the vulnerable, and the elderly, said one English Catholic bishop in response to a proposal to legalize assisted suicide in the United Kingdom.
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Xalapa archdiocese gives guidelines for ‘responsible discernment’ in Mexican legislative election
The Archdiocese of Xalapa offered on Sunday four guidelines for “responsible discernment” when casting a vote in the upcoming legislative election.
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Scattered believers connect to care for those imprisoned and persecuted | Baptist Press
The Christians in one Muslim region have been working hard in recent days to support their brothers and sisters who are imprisoned for their faith. Though scattered because of current persecution, they send cryptic messages through social media and text apps and try their best to keep each other informed.…
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Pope Francis encourages Italian bishops as the conference begins ‘synodal journey’
The pope gave unscripted remarks as he opened the Italian bishops’ spring assembly on May 24, speaking to a conference hall full of bishops for roughly five minutes before the live video feed of his speech was abruptly cut off by Vatican Media.
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Jerusalem patriarch calls for peace, cooperation in Holy Land
The Patriarch of Jerusalem urged peace, mutual understanding, and cooperation among religious groups in his homily on Saturday, underscoring the unique character of the city of Jerusalem and the importance of maintaining peace.
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SBC DIGEST: IMB celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Month; Hantla joins SEBTS; Longtime SWBTS prof Dominy dies; Greer nominated for Pastors’ Conference treasurer | Baptist Press
IMB celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Month; Hantla joins SEBTS faculty and administration; Former SWBTS theology professor Bert Dominy dies; Greer to be nominated as SBC Pastors’ Conference treasurer.
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Islamic radicals kill 15 Christians in attack on baptism celebration in Burkina Faso
Suspected jihadists ambushed a baptism ceremony where they killed 15 Christians in northern Burkina Faso’s Oudalan province near the Mali border, according to a report.
