Warsaw: Thousands of Poles took to the streets on March 24 to protest plans to tighten the abortion law, as the Council of Europe warned the new measure ran counter to Warsaw’s human rights commitments. In Warsaw, men and women carried large red signs shaped like hands with the wordContinue Reading
A group of Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders, including Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, has begun what they call a campaign to “reclaim Jesus” from those who they believe are using Christian theology for political gain. “We are living through perilous and polarizing times as a nation, with aContinue Reading
Radio Veritas survey reveal 39 percent respondents strongly agree with the proposed measure
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The head of the Vatican communications department has resigned after coming under fire for doctoring a letter sent by retired Pope Benedict XVI. A brief Vatican statement said Pope Francis had “accepted” the resignation of Msgr. Dario Vigano. It comes after the Vatican admitted blurring part of a letter aboutContinue Reading
A student with a handgun shot two classmates inside his Maryland high school Tuesday before he was fatally wounded during a confrontation with a school resource officer, a sheriff said. The officer and the student both fired a single shot at that point, and it wasn’t immediately clear whether heContinue Reading
Rome: Pope Francis asked forgiveness Monday for all Christians who buy sex from women, saying men who frequent prostitutes are criminals with a “sick mentality” who think that women exist to be exploited. “This isn’t making love. This is torturing a woman. Let’s not confuse the terms,” Francis insisted. TheContinue Reading
Father Staniek, a prominent theologian, said he was praying for wisdom for FrancisContinue Reading
By Santosh Digal Chiang Mai, THAILAND – Christian Churches across Asia are to help combat HIV/AIDS. As part of the special HIV/AIDS programme, Action Together to Combat HIV and AIDS in Asia (ATCHAA), and the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) developed a module to help the churches and ecumenical councilsContinue Reading
By Ayee Macaraig, Agence France-Presse MANILA- For well-off people like politician Pantaleon Alvarez, getting out of a bad marriage in the Philippines is pricey but feasible — but for the nation’s poorest and most vulnerable citizens it is nearly impossible. That’s because heavily Catholic Philippines and the Vatican are theContinue Reading