Asia’s largest bullet-proof cross installted in Karachi
Pakistani Christian businessman Parvez Henry Gill is building the cross at the Gora Qabristan CemeteryContinue Reading
Pakistani Christian businessman Parvez Henry Gill is building the cross at the Gora Qabristan CemeteryContinue Reading
Tenzin Gyatso was “upset” over tight security ahead of Dalai Lama’s 80th birthdayContinue Reading
China’s president warned in a key policy speech that religions must be independent from foreign influence, as the government asks domestic religious groups to pledge loyalty to the state. Hours later, Pope Francis urged Catholics in China to be “united to the rock” of the church in Rome, although itContinue Reading
The attack was on a Shia mosqueContinue Reading
Melbourne — Australia`s highest ranking member of the Catholic Church has been accused at a Royal Commission hearing of knowing about child sexual abuse claims against a Victorian priest for more than 30 years. Cardinal George Pell has come under pressure to reveal if he had covered up the abuseContinue Reading
Bishops oppose changing the constitution, but polls indicate their attempt will failContinue Reading
First wife and her brother broke traffic rules while husband was enjoying first nightContinue Reading
Washington — Just two days after the US forces killed a top Islamic State commander Abu Sayyaf in a ground operation in Syria, the ISIS has begun to wreak havoc in Iraq. In the biggest gain for the extremists this year, key Iraqi city of Ramadi which is capital of Anbar provinceContinue Reading
Vatican City — Cardinal Luis Tagle, Archbishop of Manila, is the new president of Caritas Internationalis. The general assembly of the umbrella organization of Catholic charities elected the Filipino cardinal with 91 votes out of 133. “Thank you for your trust. I am limited in my capacities, but with allContinue Reading
Karachi — At least 47 people were killed in Pakistan’s Karachi on Wednesday when terrorists entered a packed bus and opened fire. The police said 25 men and 16 women were killed. There were around 60 passengers, including children, on the bus, mostly from the Ismaili community. Witnesses say sixContinue Reading
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