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John Hume remembered as Northern Ireland’s great peacemaker
August 04, 2020
Many leaders praised his success in responding to one of Europe’s longstanding conflicts
Warsaw cardinal laments ‘desecration’ of Christ statue with rainbow flag
August 03, 2020
Cardinal Kazimierz Nycz deplored the protesters’ decision to target the statue outside Holy Cross Church on Krakowskie Przedmieście, one of the city’s best-known streets
Scottish government may face legal challenge over redefinition of ‘woman’
August 03, 2020
The group For Women Scotland said it had sent a legal letter to ministers accusing the Scottish government of exceeding its authority by changing the definition of 'woman'
Report finds hate crimes rising against Indian Christians despite lockdown
July 31, 2020
Hate crimes against Christians in India increased by 40% in the first half of 2020 despite a three-month nationwide lockdown, according to a new report.
English Catholic bishops: Church backs vaccination to protect the most vulnerable
July 31, 2020
The Catholic Church supports vaccination because it helps to protect society’s most vulnerable people, bishops in England have said
Syrian government to build replica of Hagia Sophia
July 31, 2020
The government of Syria plans to build a replica of Hagia Sophia, with support from Russia, as a protest against Turkey’s decision to turn the famous former Byzantine cathedral back into a mosque.
Catholic leaders reject Duterte’s call to revive death penalty in Philippines
July 30, 2020
Catholic leaders in the Philippines have spoken out against President Rodrigo Duterte’s call to reinstate the death penalty for illegal drug use and other crimes.
China accused of hacking Vatican ahead of negotiations
July 29, 2020
State-sponsored hackers have reportedly targeted Vatican computer networks in an attempt to give China an advantage in negotiations to renew a provisional deal with the Holy See
‘Beyond reprehensible’: Christian aid workers executed in Nigeria
July 29, 2020
Their killing was publicly announced by members of the Islamic State in West Africa Province
‘We must pray for their conversion’: Young French Catholics respond to wave of desecrations
July 28, 2020
Young Catholics are holding peaceful nighttime vigils outside churches to deter potential aggressors
Benedict XVI praises ‘glorious music’ of Bach in festival message
July 28, 2020
Pope emeritus Benedict XVI has praised the “glorious music” of Johann Sebastian Bach in a message to a festival in Germany
How the Catholic Church is helping London’s new homeless
July 28, 2020
People made homeless as a result of the coronavirus pandemic will “need a lot of help” to get their lives back on track, a Catholic priest in London has said
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