Iran’s Support for Terrorist Proxies Cut Off, U.S. CENTCOM Leader Says
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Prince Philip ‘persuaded’ Queen Elizabeth to talk about her Christian faith in public broadcasts
Britain’s Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh who died on Friday at the age of 99, persuaded Queen Elizabeth II, his wife, to talk more about her Christian faith ahead of her Christmas broadcast in 2000, a church leader close to the Duke revealed in a media interview.
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Christian Nurses Arrested under Blasphemy Law in Pakistan – Morningstar News
Two Christian nurses complying with a supervisor’s orders to remove stickers at a government hospital were arrested in Faisalabad, Pakistan on Friday (April 9) after a Muslim employee attacked one of them with a knife for the removal of a sticker bearing Koranic verses, sources said.
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2 Pakistani Christian nurses charged with blasphemy, could face life in prison
Police in Pakistan s Punjab province arrested two Christian nurses on blasphemy charges after hospital staff accused them of scratching a sticker with a verse from the Quran written on it off a
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Australian Cardinal Edward Cassidy, Vatican official and diplomat, dies at 96
The retired cardinal had been a Vatican nuncio and Holy See official for over 30 years.
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Canadian church shut down, fenced off for not complying with COVID-19 lockdown orders
Police in Canada have placed metal fencing around a church that s led by a pastor who was jailed for holding worship services that violated provincial lockdown rules in order to physically shut it ...
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Pope Francis sends condolences to Queen Elizabeth for death of Prince Philip
"His Holiness commends him to the merciful love of Christ our Redeemer."
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Catholic bishops in DR Congo worried by killings, forced conversions in east
Renewed violence in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo that has resulted in the killing of civilians is a cause of concern, Catholic bishops in the central African nation said Thursday, appealing for an end to the bloodshed.
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Paris archbishop opens canonical proceedings against parish over maskless Masses
Archbishop Michel Aupetit’s decision was made public the day after Paris police opened an investigation into the parish.
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Vatican Observatory’s new website a launch pad to show the Catholic Church supports science
Br. Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, said that the old website “was hardly ever visited.”
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Dominicans in Poland launch investigation of abusive priest | Crux
Crux,The Dominican province in Poland has started an independent, lay-led investigation of a sect-like youth ministry ran by Dominican Father “Paweł M.” between 1996-2000 in Wrocław.
