Landslides in New Zealand Kill Two; More Missing
In this image from a video, rescuers work near the site of a landslide at the base of Mount Maunganui on New Zealand’s North Island, Jan. 22, 2026. Associated Press / TVNZ ...
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Mexican bishop: Apparent Eucharistic miracle of Tixtla has yet to be approved by Rome
The case of the alleged Eucharistic miracle of Tixtla in Mexico has not yet been concluded and the decision of Pope Francis must be awaited, explained the recently retired Bishop of Chilpancingo-Chilapa, Salvador Rangel Mendoza.
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Verdict in Finland’s Bible tweet trial expected in March
The trial of Päivi Räsänen, a physician and mother of five, ended on Feb. 14.
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Italy’s constitutional court blocks physician-assisted suicide referendum
The Italian bishops welcomed the court’s decision.
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Tensions over vaccine mandates creep into Church
Crux,A parishioner of a church in Western Australia captured the moment when police interrupted Mass to demand that five people who were not wearing face masks comply with the law.
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MUST SEE Report from the Frontlines: Ukrainian Pastors Pray at Cross, Not Far from Russian Forces
As rumors of war plague Ukraine, the Christians of this country are watching and praying to God for their future. Undeterred by western warnings of an imminent invasion by the Russian regime, Gennady Mohnenko and local pastors met for a time of prayer at the foot of a cross that overlooks the Sea of Azov in Ukraine's eastern city of Mariupol.
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Vatican speaker says palliative care is a ‘revolutionary endeavor’
Euthanasia and assisted suicide are spreading across Europe.
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Pope Francis recalls late Italian cardinal’s ‘love for the ministry of reconciliation’
Cardinal Luigi De Magistris died days before his 96th birthday.
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Are Pope Francis’ changes to canon law true decentralization?
In practice, the pope has imposed decentralization by centralizing decisions upon himself.
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Evangelist Beaten, Tied Up to Be Burned for Converting – Morningstar News
Muslim relatives of a Christian evangelist on Feb. 6 beat and tied him up to be burned to death after he returned home for a funeral in eastern Uganda, he said.
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14K sign prayer pledge for Finnish politician prosecuted for citing biblical teachings on sexuality
More than 14,000 people have signed a prayer pledge in support of a Finnish politician as she undergoes a “hate speech” trial for citing biblical teachings on homosexuality.
