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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Cameroon shocked after stadium stampede leaves 8 dead at soccer tournament
Crux,After a stampede at a soccer stadium left at least 8 people dead, Cameroon’s Christian leaders expressed their solidarity with the families of the victims.
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NEWS DIGEST: Adoption agencies’ religious liberty upheld; China claims U.S. ‘interference’ in Olympics | Baptist Press
Michigan settlement affirms religious liberty for adoption agencies; China demands U.S. halt Olympics 'interference.'
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Archbishop Gallagher: Innocent people will suffer from conflict in Ukraine
The Vatican’s foreign minister said Wednesday, in reference to tensions between Ukraine and Russia, that it is a scandal that those who suffer most from conflict are those most helpless to prevent it.
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Massive Crowds Cheer as Canadian Truckers Lead ‘Freedom Convoy’ Protesting Vaccine Mandates
A large group of Canadian truckers protesting vaccination mandates could form the world’s largest convoy on their way to the country’s capital city, Ottawa.
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Hostility toward Christians Grows in District in Northern India – Morningstar News
Intense opposition to Christianity grew in an area of northern India in the past month as a Hindu mob invited news media to record them reviling a house church gathering, and another pastor and his family were driven from their home, sources said.
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‘Our future is in danger’: 1,000-year-old Order of Malta in turmoil amid crunch talks
A meeting on reform of the order’s constitution has exposed deep tensions.
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Some cast doubt on claims of ‘mass grave’ of indigenous children at Canadian residential school
Some have expressed skepticism over a claim that hundreds of unmarked graves of indigenous children were found at former Catholic-run residential schools in Canada that made international headlines and led to widespread vandalism and burning of churches last year.
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Munich abuse report: Vatican editorial director says don’t look for ‘scapegoats’
Andrea Tornielli highlighted Benedict XVI’s efforts to ‘combat pedophilia’ in the Church.
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Major archbishop: Pope Francis’ day of prayer for Ukraine brings ‘hope of peace’
‘We are grateful to the pope, who heard our voice,’ he told CNA.
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Employment Tribunal agrees to hear case of Christian electrician critical of Islam
An Employment Tribunal has refused to strike out a case brought by a Christian electrician who says he was discriminated against by an NHS trust because of his opposition to "the growing influence of Islam in Britain and other countries".
