Guayaquil: Everything collapsed around it, but the glass case with the statue of our Lady of Light remained intact after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Ecuador on April 16. The statue was housed at the Leonie Aviat school in the Tarqui administrative district in Manta Canton, Ecuador, one ofContinue Reading
Julhas Mannan was an editor at LGBT magazine RoopbaanContinue Reading
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United Nations: China and the United States, the world’s top producers of greenhouse gas emissions, pledged on Friday to formally adopt by the end of the year a Paris deal to slow global warming, raising the prospects of it being enforced much faster than anticipated. The United Nations said 175Continue Reading
Seoul: The Archdiocese of Seoul named 48 young students as ‘young missionaries of mercy’ with an aim to convert themselves and to share the joy of the Gospel with their peers. With a mission to help their peers in every circumstance of life, for study, human, material and spiritual difficulties,Continue Reading
The move raises new questions about the Catholic Church’s commitment to cleaning up its financesContinue Reading
Aley Meyer Meyer’s ultrasound photo showed an image of what appears to be Jesus on the crossContinue Reading
A pastor’s wife was buried alive on April 14 while protesting church demolitionContinue Reading
Guayaquil, Ecuador,: Sister Clare Crockett, an Irish religious sister, was among those who died in the massive Ecuador earthquake on Saturday. Her vocation is the story of a woman who left the party life for an “amazing” life in God. “I knew that I had to leave everything and followContinue Reading
The young Christian couple were burned alive in a brick kiln Continue Reading
