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June 09, 2020
Pope Francis starts fund of 1 million euros for Rome’s unemployed after coronavirus
June 09, 2020
As Bishop of Rome, Pope Francis has started a fund with €1 million ($1.1 million) to help those in the Diocese of Rome who are facing economic difficulty because of the coronavirus.
Catholic Church receives £1 million donation to fight poverty amid pandemic
June 09, 2020
The Catholic Church in England and Wales has received a £1 million donation to fight poverty caused by the coronavirus pandemic
Vatican should renew China deal for ‘one or two years,’ says negotiator
June 09, 2020
With the Vatican’s interim deal with the Chinese government due to expire in September, an archbishop who helped to negotiate the agreement said this week that he believes it should be renewed for one or two more years
Church condemns malicious emails about Pell and the pandemic
June 09, 2020
A series of emails falsely claiming to be sent from Catholic institutions have been denounced by the Australian Catholic Bishops' Conference as "offensive, unChristian and, in some cases, defamatory".
DC priests express concern over invitation to White House protest
June 09, 2020
Priests in the Archdiocese of Washington expressed concern after they were invited to join a protest outside the White House
Archbishop Gregory invited to JPII Shrine Trump event days before public statement
June 09, 2020
Washington’s archbishop was invited to attend an event with President Donald Trump several days before it took place, amid media reports that the archbishop did not learn of the event until it was announced publicly the night before it took place
Bishop urges Catholics to reject ‘detestable’ changes to Guernsey abortion law
June 09, 2020
Bishop Philip Egan warned the island’s Catholics that “persons within the legislature of Guernsey are seeking to threaten human life”
Christian pastor and pregnant wife killed in Nigeria
June 09, 2020
A Christian pastor and his pregnant wife were killed on their farm in northeastern Nigeria last week, the latest victims in a series of abductions and killings of Christians in the country
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