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Ferdie Rous

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Nigerian Bishops call on President Buhari to tackle insecurity in the country
January 13, 2021
At the funeral of the Most Revd. Gregory Ochiaga, Emeritus Bishop of Orlu Diocese, who died on 29th December, Archbishop Augustine Akubeze called on the government to heed the calls of religious leaders
Two churches burn in Chile as protests turn violent
October 20, 2020
As Chileans prepare to vote on the future of their constitution on Sunday, protests in Santiago descend into chaos
Catholic voters back Amy Coney Barrett
October 20, 2020
As Trump and Biden vie for Catholic votes, a new poll finds that Catholics are strongly in favour of Amy Coney Barrett's nomination as a Supreme Court justice
French bishops call for fraternity after the death of Samuel Paty
October 20, 2020
At the memorial service of a Fr. Jacques Hamel, the priest murdered by IS supporters in 2016, bishops offer their prayers for Samuel Paty
14 Basilian priests accused of sexual assault
October 14, 2020
Toronto's CityNews published the investigation on Tuesday.
Catholic Churches boosted by grant from Government’s Culture Recovery Fund
October 13, 2020
The Catholic Trust for England and Wales will receive a share of the £1.57 billion pounds set aside by the government’s Culture Recovery Fund (CRF).
Thousands protest the imprisonment of an 83-year-old Jesuit accused of terrorism
October 13, 2020
The Jesuit priest is accused of being party to a conspiracy that led to a violent clash between Dalit, a term used to denote 'Untouchable' castes in India, protestors and police at Bhima Koregaon, Maharashtra on 1st January 2018.
Bishop McAleenan calls on citizens to fight racism
October 13, 2020
Bishop McAleenan, auxiliary of Westminster, has also been outspoken in his support for volunteers and charity workers aiding refugees coming to British shores.
Joe Biden dismisses faith questions on SCOTUS nominee
October 13, 2020
Joe Biden has dismissed questions about Judge Amy Coney Barrett's Catholic faith, saying that they should 'not be considered'.
We have a responsibility to vote, say Catholic sisters
January 01, 1970
Across the United States, Catholic sisters are encouraging people to sign up to vote. Humility of Mary Sister Ann McManamon, the director of Dorothy Day House of Hospitality in Youngstown Ohio, has her volunteers registering votes to vote three days a week, according to a piece by Global Sisters Report. Though the numbers they have
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