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Mayors at Vatican discuss ways to promote equality, environmental protection in their cities
‘By setting the high goal, we actually force ourselves day by day to take action.’
US Bishops: ‘We must recommit ourselves to end’ death penalty
‘If society can protect itself without ending a human life, it should do so.’
World’s Mayors at Vatican, Vow to Tackle Climate Change, Poverty
Pledge to make cities “socially inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable” through low-impact development
Burundi Faces Crisis as Contested-Presidential Vote Ends
Bombings and clashes between security and protestors claimed the lives of two people.
Frustrations build among Christians in Iraq camp
When the Islamic State overran the Iraqi town of Qaraqosh last August, one of the priests there jumped into his car and joined the exodus of Christians on the road east in the hope of reaching the safety of Kurdish-controlled territory.Little did Father Bashar Kthea, a Syriac Catholic priest, know t
Robert Barron of ‘Word on Fire,’ two others, named LA auxiliary bishops
Pope Francis has named three auxiliary bishops for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, including Father Robert Barron, a popular commentator on the Catholic faith.
Cardinal Pell on environmental encyclical: Church has ‘no particular expertise in science.’
The Vatican’s financial chief, Cardinal George Pell, has taken the unusual step of criticizing Pope Francis’ groundbreaking environmental encyclical, arguing the Catholic Church has “no particular expertise in science.”Nearly 18 months after Pell was brought to the Vatic
Prayers, sympathy shared after Tennessee shootings
An outpouring of sympathy and prayer washed over Tennessee for the victims of the July 16 shootings that left four Marines and the shooter dead.
Christians grow weary over rising threat of kidnapping in Syria, Iraq
Arab Christians are viewing with growing concern and revulsion an uptick in kidnappings of both their clergy and civilians as violence worsens in Syria and Iraq.
