Nigerian Police Walk Back Denial of Recent Church Kidnappings
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Police clear Ottawa protest
Hundreds of officers, some in riot gear and carrying automatic weapons, descended on Canada’s capital on Friday and handcuffed demonstrators as truckers blared their horns. The protest started on...
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Mexican diocese laments murders, attempts to silence, journalists
Father Martín Lara Becerril, spokesman for the Diocese of Querétaro, lamented the murder of journalists in Mexico and the attempts to silence them, and encouraged those working in the media to have "great courage."
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Sri Lankan court acquits security officials over Easter attacks
A court in Sri Lanka on Friday acquitted two former security officials who charged with negligence relating to the 2019 Easter bombings, in which at least 260 people were killed.
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Pope Francis says Eastern Catholic Churches have shown heroic faith amid miseries of war
The pope lamented that John Paul II’s appeal to avoid conflict in Iraq went unheeded
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Vatican finance trial: Financial authority joins trial as civil party
Cardinal Becciu, one of 10 defendants, gave a statement to the media on the sidelines of the hearing.
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Putin the ‘Playground Bully’: As Germany Offers to Bow to His NATO Demands, Ukrainians Stand for Freedom
While bracing for War, Ukrainians are responding boldly to Russia's rising aggression.
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Pope Francis’ second summit with Russian Orthodox patriarch could be held in June-July
Aleksandr Avdeyev said: ‘The place hasn’t been chosen yet.’
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Genocide Games: Beijing Olympics a TV Ratings Bust but Still a Big Propaganda Win for Communist Regime
While some labeled the 2022 Winter Olympics "the Genocide Games", the event will be remembered as a propaganda victory for China's government.
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Pope Francis advances sainthood cause of Argentine cardinal who organized 1st World Youth Days
Cardinal Pironio was a member of the Roman Curia for two decades.
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New Christian Seriously Injured after Church Service – Morningstar News
Before Sadi Bwanga could make it home from the church service in eastern Uganda where he had just put his faith in Christ, Muslim relatives found out and intercepted him on his way home.
