Cuban priest decries summary trials of protesters without a defense lawyer
Participants in last month’s protests of Cuba’s communist government are facing summary trials without adequate legal aid, a Jesuit priest serving in Havana said last week.
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Pope Francis asks Catholics to pray in August for Church reform ‘in the light of the Gospel’
In an accompanying video, the pope said that the Church ‘always is in crisis, because she’s alive.’
Parents of 2-year-old girl await UK Supreme Court response on removing life-support against their wishes
The case has drawn international scrutiny.
Holy Family icon for unity, peace, begins ‘pilgrimage’ in Middle East | Crux
Crux,The pilgrimage of the icon of the Holy Family of Divine Will of Unity and Peace has begun.
Security and reconciliation: How Canadian dioceses are responding to wave of church arsons
Dioceses in Canada are responding in various ways to the wave of church arsons and attacks following the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at multiple religious, residential schools that once ...
Manila’s Catholic dioceses cancel public Masses amid rise in COVID-19 cases
The dioceses have dispensed Catholics from their Sunday obligation.
Christian CEO fired over views on marriage wins religious discrimination case
A court in Scotland has ruled in favor of a Christian CEO who they said was unjustly fired by the country s biggest grant-making trust because of his Christian views on marriage
Sydney McLaughlin Wins Gold in 400M Hurdles, Sets World Record: 'True Stability in Jesus'
U.S. Olympian Sydney McLaughlin won the gold medal setting a world record Tuesday night Eastern Time in the women's 400-meter hurdles. McLaughlin won the race with a scorching time of 51.46.
US Opponents of Mississippi Pro-Life Law Have More in Common with China and N. Korea Than Europe
The United States — with the exceptions of China and North Korea — stands alone in its embrace of abortion at nearly every stage of pregnancy.
Report: 17 Christians killed every day in Nigeria in first half of 2021
More than 3,000 Christians were murdered in 2021’s first 200 days.
