Anglicans abandon term “church” in new churches

Aug 22, 2024 17:29

The report concludes by emphasizing the need for a deeper theological reflection on the purpose and goals of these new church initiatives. Photo: MovimientoFetOrg

This gesture of solidarity not only gives relief to the needy, but also reinforces the message of hope and compassion that Poe Francis has kept alive in the midst of the tragedy of war

Pope Francis held the General Audience in the Paul VI Audience Hall in Vatican City

99% of the surveyed dioceses have multiple parishes offering Mass in Spanish.

Harris is the daughter of Shyamala Gopalan, a scientist originally from Tamil Nadu

which was strongly supported by the Supreme Rada with 265 votes in favour and just 29 against

Analysis Opinion•Gender Ideology

New UN Cybercrime Treaty Opens Door to Pedophilia and Legalizes Child Sexting

The United States’ support for these provisions is surprising, given that the United States government was the main promoter of the strict standard against child pornography in the Optional Protocol of the Convention on the Rights of the Child only twenty-five years ago.

Aug 20, 2024 18:08

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Good News•Pro Life

Police pay over $10,000 to Christian woman arrested for praying outside abortion clinic

West Midlands Police pay out £13,000 to Christian volunteer “unlawfully” arrested for praying silently near an abortion facility. UK Government reportedly set to strengthen silent prayer crackdown by expressly labelling it as “criminal” in upcoming “buffer zones” guidance

Aug 20, 2024 18:04

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Gender Ideology•Woman

Women’s groups, 26 states ask US Supreme Court to hear cases seeking to protect women’s sports

A legal challenge to West Virginia’s Save Women’s Sports Act that, if successful, would undermine women’s sports by allowing males who identify as female to compete with females in girls’ and women’s sports.

Aug 20, 2024 18:00

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Holy Land•Pope Francis•Religious Freedom

Pope’s visit awakens fervor: Rosaries of 4,000 people in Papua New Guinea

In preparation for the papal visit, up to 4,000 people have taken part in nightly Rosary prayers and other spiritual activities organised on a football pitch in the city.

Aug 20, 2024 17:57

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Religious Freedom•Testimonies•Virgin Mary

Famous Japanese Visionary of the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Akita, Died

Born in 1930 in a Buddhist family, Sister Agnes’ life changed radically when a Christian nurse offered her water of Lourdes, which led to her conversion to Christianity. Baptized as Agnes, her name would soon become known throughout the Catholic world due to the visions and messages that, according to her, she received of the Virgin Mary, who is known under the advocation of Our Lady of Akita.

Aug 20, 2024 07:52

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Anglicans abandon term “church” in new churches

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New UN Cybercrime Treaty Opens Door to Pedophilia and Legalizes Child Sexting

Police pay over $10,000 to Christian woman arrested for praying outside abortion clinic

Women’s groups, 26 states ask US Supreme Court to hear cases seeking to protect women’s sports

Pope’s visit awakens fervor: Rosaries of 4,000 people in Papua New Guinea

Famous Japanese Visionary of the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Akita, Died