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In India, Catholic bishop accused of rape asks Supreme Court to intervene
July 28, 2020
After several failures to secure dismissal of charges in lower courts, a Catholic bishop whom a nun has accused of rape has asked India's Supreme Court to dismiss the case.
California parish restores vandalized Our Lady of Guadalupe statue
July 27, 2020
A California parish has restored an outdoor statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe after it was kicked to the ground and broken in an act of vandalism
Catholics mark centenary of Poland’s consecration to the Sacred Heart
July 27, 2020
The act took place on July 27, 1920, and was followed three weeks later by a resounding Polish victory over the Red Army known as the 'Miracle on the Vistula'
Cardinal Kasper defends Vatican instruction on parishes
July 27, 2020
Cardinal Walter Kasper has defended a new Vatican instruction on parishes after it was criticized by several German bishops.
Christian leaders call on Democrats to embrace pro-life policies
July 24, 2020
A group of more than 100 faith leaders and clergy are asking the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to modify the abortion policies
Cardinal Bo: Hagia Sophia’s conversion into a mosque will ‘reopen wounds’
July 24, 2020
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo said that he was grieved by Turkey’s decision to change the status of the sixth-century Byzantine cathedral.
Bishops urge Catholics to ‘meet hatred with love’ after churches vandalized
July 24, 2020
Attacks on churches, regardless of the motivation behind the perpetrators, 'are signs of a society in need of healing,' the bishops said
Israeli forces remove 6th-century baptismal font from Palestinian town
July 23, 2020
Israeli forces said the font was stolen from an archeological site 20 years ago. The Palestinian authority called the removal an act of theft and a 'war crime.'
‘Will they stop at burning an empty church?’: Anti-Christian attacks rise in Europe
July 22, 2020
Since 2010, the Paris-based L’Observatoire de la Christianophobie has chronicled anti-Christian incidents in France and around the world.
Chinese Christians told to replace Christ with Mao or lose government support
July 22, 2020
Government authorities in Shanxi, China, are ordering people who receive government assistance to replace religious symbols in their homes, including pictures of Jesus, with pictures of Chairman Mao and President Xi Jinping.
Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches to observe day of mourning for Hagia Sophia
July 21, 2020
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops will pray for 'the restoration of Hagia Sophia as a place of prayer and reflection for all peoples'
Italian priest performs same-sex civil union ceremony
July 21, 2020
Fr Emanuel Moscatelli officiated at a ceremony in which two women, friends of the priest, contracted a civil union, in a ceremony described in the Italian media as a wedding.
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