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  • Grassroots group to host Good Friday prayer marathon for persecuted Christians

    Grassroots group to host Good Friday prayer marathon for persecuted Christians

    • Apr 7, 2020

    The Good Friday prayer event is set to start at sunrise Jerusalem on Holy Friday and to end at sunrise Jerusalem on Saturday, is organized by Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC).

    By Inés San Martín
  • Religious freedom, security, climate change top Religions for Peace agenda

    Religious freedom, security, climate change top Religions for Peace agenda

    • Dec 21, 2019

    Religions for Peace, a coalition representing millions of believers, convened over 250 global religious peace-builders in New York to set priorities for addressing challenges faced by communities the world over, ranging from peace and security issues to environmental degradation and climate change to “freedom of thought, conscience and religion.”

    By Catholic News Service
  • Theodore McCarrick will continue to be a Catholic priest

    • Feb 20, 2019

    Once a priest, always a priest.

    By mathew-schmalz
  • Filipino leader’s visit to bomb site captures love/hate dynamic with Church

    Filipino leader’s visit to bomb site captures love/hate dynamic with Church

    • Jan 29, 2019

    While undoubtably conveying a sense of compassion and solidarity with those impacted by Sunday’s bomb attack, Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte’s Monday visit to the Catholic Cathedral where the explosions took place is also another sign of his odd and at times volatile relationship with the Catholic Church.

    By Elise Harris
  • Feeling guilty about drinking? Well, ask the saints

    Feeling guilty about drinking? Well, ask the saints

    • Nov 16, 2018

    Pious Christians played a large role in developing and producing alcohol for logical reasons.

    By Michael Foley
  • Iraqi church leaders say their unity key to saving Christianity

    Iraqi church leaders say their unity key to saving Christianity

    • Nov 9, 2018

    Faced with the ever-present fear that Christianity will disappear from the Middle East, leaders from both Catholic and Orthodox rites in Iraq have said their unity is key to ensuring that their churches are there to stay.

    By Elise Harris
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  • Grassroots group to host Good Friday prayer marathon for persecuted Christians
    Grassroots group to host Good Friday prayer marathon for persecuted Christians
    • Inés San Martín
    • Apr 7, 2020
  • Religious freedom, security, climate change top Religions for Peace agenda
    Religious freedom, security, climate change top Religions for Peace agenda
    • Catholic News Service
    • Dec 21, 2019
  • Theodore McCarrick will continue to be a Catholic priest
    • mathew-schmalz
    • Feb 20, 2019
  • Filipino leader’s visit to bomb site captures love/hate dynamic with Church
    Filipino leader's visit to bomb site captures love/hate dynamic with Church
    • Elise Harris
    • Jan 29, 2019
  • Feeling guilty about drinking? Well, ask the saints
    Feeling guilty about drinking? Well, ask the saints
    • Michael Foley
    • Nov 16, 2018
  • Iraqi church leaders say their unity key to saving Christianity
    Iraqi church leaders say their unity key to saving Christianity
    • Elise Harris
    • Nov 9, 2018
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    Catholic deaf group re-energized with Masses, social media, youth
    • Ed Langlois
    • Oct 18, 2018
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    American pastor released in Turkey after years in detention
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    • Oct 13, 2018
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