Culture of Contraception Wiping Out Tanzanian Village, Catholic Pro-life Advocate Bemoans
Over 80% of the population of Iragua is on contraception
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Convoy of Hope Deploys Emergency Relief to Texas
Millions of people are still without power across the state as a result of winter storms bringing record low temperatures to the south
‘Cancel Culture’ Strikes D. James Kennedy Ministries
DJKM is actively working to find new broadcast distribution channels to replace its lost platform on Lifetime
Christian Campus Group Stands with U.S. Department of Education Against American Atheist Lawsuit
“Freedom of religion and freedom of speech both imply freedom of conscience.”
Demonizing White Christians
If we can’t locate where the bogeyman hangs out, isn’t it possible he doesn’t exist?
Azeri authorities block Christian pilgrimage from Armenia to Dadivank, demand extra paperwork
Pilgrims from Armenia are visiting Dadivank accompanied by Russian peacekeepers.
Pro-democracy Catholic Jimmy Lai denied bail in Hong Kong
Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, bishop emeritus of Hong Kong, has warned that Lai’s arrest shows a rise in “political intimidation” against journalists in Hong Kong.
Five Kenyan Churches Burned Down in a Week
Destruction Leaves Local Church in Fear
Twenty new priests in Seoul, open to the challenges of the mission
At the conclusion of the Mass, Cardinal Yeom thanked God for making this ordination possible.
Ascension Founder Matthew Pinto Passes Torch to COO Jonathan Strate
Strate believes that Ascension will play a key role in assisting parishes and dioceses both in the current pandemic situation, and beyond.
Haiti bishops warn of catastrophe
“In the succession of Christ, the Church is always on the side of law, truth, justice and respect for life and human dignity.”
After four years, the Church continues to pray for the release of kidnapped sister
The Colombian sister has not been heard from since a September 2018 video released as “proof of life” by her kidnappers.
Can True and Real Friendship Exist in Today’s Society?
Virtuous people are the foundations of true friendship, says new book
Catholic schools in U.S. hit by unprecedented enrollment drop
Between the 2019-2020 school year and the current year, nationwide enrollment dropped by 110,000 to about 1.6 million students.
‘We have shed enough blood’—Myanmar bishops call for dialogue
Christians frequently experience discrimination at the hands of radical Buddhists, especially since many Christians belong to ethnic minorities
Next Steps After SCOTUS Ruling on CA’s Worship Ban
Gorsuch wrote: “But if Hollywood may host a studio audience or film a singing competition while not a single soul may enter California’s churches, synagogues, and mosques, something has gone seriously awry.”
