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Why is Gujarat’s lone Christian legislator a worried man?
Protestant assemblyman Punaji Gamit is fretting over the demand to remove converts from the Scheduled Tribes list Punaji Gamit, a...
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Hong Kong’s religious freedom ‘faces great danger’
Faith groups will suffer similar persecution as in mainland China, former UK cabinet minister turned Anglican priest says Jonathan Aitken,...
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Xi hails China’s rule over Hong Kong at handover anniversary celebrations
The president led the ceremony on his first trip outside mainland China since the pandemic began China's President Xi Jinping...
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Nine Sudanese killed during anti-coup protests
Security forces are firing tear gas and stun grenades to disperse tens of thousands of protesters against military rule An...
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Central African Republic bishops warn of ‘convulsions’ from Ukraine crisis
Catholic bishops from the landlocked nation say war is intolerable and want those involved to immediately stop the fighting Rescuers...
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March for Life will continue until ‘abortion is unthinkable’ in US
The march founded in 1974 is a fixture of Catholic pro-life activism and bus pilgrimages to the nation's capital Thousands...
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German leaders see crisis as Church membership declines
The number of people resigning from membership in the Catholic and Protestant churches has hit a new record low A...
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Is Singapore fit for a red hat?
In the Catholic Church, this honor comes with broader moral duties and higher accountability Workers paint the facade of a...
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Marcos sworn in as Philippine president: ‘You, the people, have spoken’
MANILA, Philippines — Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was sworn in as the 17th president of the Philippines June 30, succeeding Rodrigo...
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The love of my life | ucanews
Following God is a grace and priceless gift that cannot be bought with money Sister Therese Nguyen Thi Giang (third...
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