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Four Killed in Military Attack on Church in Myanmar
Four people were killed in Myanmar when the military attacked a Catholic church where more than 300 people had taken refuge from the fighting.
One Year In: Reflections on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
A Maryknoll lay missioner looks at using the gifts of the Holy Spirit in her ministry with the...
Spanish Bishops Fear Exploitation of Migrants Amid Crisis With Morocco
Spanish bishops fear migrants are being used for political pressure after a surge of migrants swam from Morocco to Spanish territories.
Perseverance Is Necessary in Prayer, Pope Francis Says
Progress in spiritual life consists in being able to persevere in difficult times, the pope says in his series of talks on prayer.
Justice Remains Elusive to Survivors of Salvador’s Sumpul River Massacre
Forty-one years after the killing of more than 600 civilians, survivors of the Sumpul River massacre say those responsible need to be held accountable.
Pope Appeals for Peace in Gaza and Israel, Says Death of Children ‘Unacceptable’
Pope Francis calls for a cease-fire and prayers so that "Israelis and Palestinians may find the...
Momentum for Laudato Si’ Gears Up for Next Decade
End of Laudato Si' Anniversary Year celebrates progress made over five years to launch a new green...
African Countries Register Highest Growth in Christianity Globally Amid Persecution
Christianity grows in countries in Africa with the greatest persecution and least government...
Catholics Join Scientists in Asking Biden to Seek Nuclear Disarmament
Catholic proponents of nuclear disarmament joined scientists in calling on President Joe Biden to pursue an ambitious plan to end the threat nuclear weapons pose to the planet.
Land Rights Activists Face Risk of Death in Southern Thailand
Human Rights Watch decries latest murder of a farmer in Thailand who fought for land rights. By...
Pope: Put Health Before Profits By Making Vaccine More Available
The pope sent a message for the “Vax Live” concert, which sought to promote “vaccine equity” and raise money for vaccines for poor countries for the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
Chicago Interfaith Leaders Decry Violence Against Asian Americans
Police data shows attacks on Asians rose by 164% in large U.S. cities during the first quarter of...
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