Christians in Indonesia Appeal Revocation of Building Permit – Morningstar News
A Christian organization in Indonesia is appealing a decision to revoke its construction permits, asserting the revocations were unlawful, sources said.
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Lay Pastor Slain, Priest Wounded in Northwestern Pakistan – Morningstar News
A Church of Pakistan lay pastor was gunned down and a priest wounded by unknown assailants as the leaders drove home from a worship service on Sunday (Jan. 30) in the northwestern Pakistan city of Peshawar, sources said.
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Pope Francis to Italy’s tax agency: Public money should serve the common good
“Let us work so that the culture of the common good may grow,” Pope Francis told the Italian Revenue Agency.
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After talks, Order of Malta Grand Chancellor says: ‘I am confident that we are now on the right path’
Pope Francis instructed the Order of Malta to reform its constitution and religious life in 2017.
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1 of Kenya’s most wanted terrorists who killed Christians arrested in DRC
Security agencies in the Democratic Republic of Congo arrested one of Kenya’s most wanted terrorists known for slaughtering Christians Saturday after he was captured by local youngsters, according to reports.
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Anglican pastor shot dead in Pakistan on way home from church
“This ambush undermines peace and religious harmony throughout the country,” Archbishop Benny Mario Travas said.
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Head of German bishops calls on Benedict XVI to ask forgiveness over abuse report
Crux,According to the president of the German Bishops’ Conference, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI must apologize for his role in the sexual abuse scandal in the Church and accept his faults in the cover-up of cases.
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North Korea launches most powerful missile test since 2017
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Conversion therapy ban must not infringe on religious freedom, says equalities watchdog
Government plans to introduce a ban on so-called conversion therapy must not infringe upon religious freedom, the equalities body has warned.
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Some asylum aspirants pin hopes on Trump-era policy
Crux,U.S. authorities expelled migrants more than 1.5 million times without an opportunity to claim asylum since March 2020 under the pandemic restrictions known as Title 42 authority, named for a 1944 public health law.
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Iranian-Backed Rebels Attack UAE as Israeli President Makes Historic Visit
For the first time ever, a sitting Israeli president is visiting the United Arab Emirates – another step forward in the historic agreements between Israel and its Arab neighbors. But the visit comes at a time of growing tensions in the region with Iran and its proxies, including an overnight rocket attack from Houthi rebels.
