Centenarian in India pledges to support synod through prayer | Crux Now
As dioceses around the world begin the synodal process Pope Francis has called for ahead of the 2023 meeting of the Synod of Bishops, one centenarian has pledged to do her part.
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Sudan faces another apparent coup
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Israel Advances Construction of 1,300 New Homes in West Bank Settlement Communities
For the first time under the Biden administration, Israel is advancing the construction of more settlement communities in the West Bank – biblical Judea and Samaria.
Sudan PM Held In Apparent Coup; General Declares Emergency
Sudan's information ministry says the country's interim Prime Minister Abdulla Hamdok is under house arrest and being forced to issue a message in support of a military coup.
'God is Helping Us': $2.5M Raised to Build 'Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer' in UK
Efforts to build a massive Christian monument in the U.K are shaping up now that a charity based out of the U.K. has raised over $2.5 million.
Singapore buildings founded by Little Sisters of Poor to be conserved | Crux Now
Authorities in Singapore have decided to conserve a cluster of Catholic-owned buildings for their historic, architectural and social significance.
Nigerian nuns whittle away at country’s 10.5 million kids out of school | Crux Now
On a quiet, breezy morning, Sister Dorothy Okoli stood amid schoolchildren ages 6-12 in a classroom, teaching them English.
India: Human rights groups document over 300 acts of Christian persecution in 2021
Human rights groups in India say they have documented over 300 incidents of Christian persecution in just the first nine months of 2021, warning that this year might be the worst in terms of the number of such incidents in the country’s history.
Pope Francis appeals that migrants not be sent back to unsafe countries
Pope Francis called on the international community to stop deporting migrants to unsafe countries.
Assisted suicide opponents optimistic after Lords debate
Right to Life UK said it is unlikely Baroness Meacher's Assisted Dying Bill will become law.
