As the Spanish enclave of Ceuta slowly returns to something like normality, an evangelical pastor in the city is urging Christians worldwide to pray — for the migrants who came, for residents caught in the chaos, and for authorities struggling to respond.
The U.S., European Union, and the Group of Seven countries announced plans to demote Russia’s “most favored nation” trade status on Friday. President Joe Biden still needs congressional approval...
The World Health Organization has released a 200-page document calling for the decriminalization of abortion worldwide, which it describes as “lifesaving care.”
European hosts in Vienna confirmed Friday the discussions to restore the Iran nuclear deal are on pause. Last week, Russia demanded relief from widespread sanctions and asked for guarantees that the U...
A London clinic known for recommending puberty blockers for children suffering from gender dysphoria and encouraging teenagers to undergo surgeries to remove their genitals or breasts was found to be operating outside of NHS safeguards following an investigation.
Listen to this story: JERUSALEM — Pope Francis has appointed two new bishops to the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem. The pope named as auxiliary bishops Father Jamal Khader Daibes, patriarchal vicar in Jordan, and Father Rafic Nahra, patriarchal vicar for Israel in Nazareth; they will continue serving their respective missions. […]
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The Northern Ireland government issued a formal apology on Friday to people who were abused in orphanages and children’s homes, telling them that “the state let you down.”
“I’ve come with the three most sophisticated Gospel weapons: prayer, fasting and alms,” Cardinal Konrad Krajewski told reporters in Western Ukraine March 10 as he prepared to head toward Kyiv and other cities under Russian bombardment.
The Vatican has made no public comment on the court’s verdict.
‘Faith can move mountains, let alone a stupid war,’ Cardinal Krajewski said.
