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A priest gives Communion during Mass at a church in Baghdad March 1. Christian organizations have begun funneling aid to Syrian cities that are housing refugees from the Islamic State. (CNS photo/Ahmed Saad, Reuters)
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Patricia Zapor - Catholic News Service
A U.S. bishop who recently visited with refugees in Iraq told a Senate subcommittee March 11 that a multi-pronged approach is needed to combat a wide range of humanitarian problems including religious persecution."Grim statistics are only part of the story," Bishop Oscar Cantu of Las Cruce
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Chris Herlinger - Religion News Service
Jean Vanier, an advocate for people with developmental disabilities who helped create an international network of residential communities that champion the rights of their residents, has won the 2015 Templeton Prize.A Roman Catholic layman and a lifelong student of philosophy and theology, Vanier is
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Fredrick Nzwili - Religion News Service
Drying livestock carcasses and anguished faces of hungry women and children have become a common feature here as droughts increase due to climate change.But now, in an effort to fight hunger, the Roman Catholic Church is making 3,000 acres of church-owned land available for commercial farming.&ldquo
Tom Gowon, 9, in a brown jacket, with his fellow refugees at Baga Sola camp, Chad. The fighting between the government and Boko Haram has displaced thousands of children. (Photo by Tonny Onyulo, courtesy of USA Today)
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Tonny Onyulo - USA Today (RNS)
Memories of Boko Haram’s murderous spree in his Nigerian hometown haunt Tom Gowon, 9, as he sits on a patch of grass at a refugee camp, sipping steaming porridge from a plastic mug.“I was lucky because I was not killed,” said Gowon, recalling the assault on Baga, Nigeria, in early
Pope Francis holds up letters he received from young people during a visit to St. Mary Mother of the Redeemer Parish on the outskirts of Rome March 8. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
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Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
'Listening to people, for me, never did me any harm.'
Photo courtesy of Caritas Lebanon Migrant Center
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Kevin Clarke
Turkey on verge of being 'overwhelmed' as thousands flee Islamic State