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New York City to get first Perpetual Adoration chapel || SW NEWS || 719
Probe begins into LA Auxiliary Bishop David O’Connell’s fatal shooting
In the United States, law enforcement officers in Los Angeles have said that the fatal shooting
of a Catholic bishop is being investigated as a case of homicide.
Pope renews appeal for victims of war, natural disasters
Pope Francis has yet again appealed for help for the victims of the devastating quake that hit
Turkey and Syria, the people in war-ravaged Ukraine, and the victims of the devastating cyclone
in New Zealand.
Over 11K sign memorandum seeking the release of Nicaraguan Bishop Alvarez
The Activate and Solidart platforms delivered 11,000 signatures to the Nicaraguan embassy in
Mexico City denouncing President Daniel Ortega's abuse of human rights and seeking the
release of Bishop Rolando Alvarez of Matagalpa who has been handed out a jail sentence of 26
years.
Pope Francis reminds believers that Lenten journey is synodal
In his message for this year’s Lenten season, Pope Francis said the season of prayer and
repentance and the synodal process are aimed at achieving "transfiguration" on a personal and ecclesial level.
Police detect pipe bomb behind a Catholic church in Philadelphia
In USA’s Philadelphia, the bomb squad was called to the scene after an 18-inch pipe bomb was
found behind a Catholic church on Sunday afternoon. Just before 1:40 pm, a bystander
discovered a PVC pipe with sealed ends and black powder behind St Dominic’s Church
according to Philadelphia police.
Six Coptic Christians released from captivity in Libya
The Egyptian foreign ministry has reported that six Coptic Christians who were abducted in
Libya have been detained.
Judge rejects challenge to Florida education law
A federal judge in the United States has dismissed a lawsuit that sought to invalidate a
contentious Florida law that seeks to curb the discussion of gender identity and sexual
orientation in the classroom.
Spain allows people to freely change gender from age 16 sans parental consent
Spain’s lower house has given its assent to the Law for the True and Practical Equality of Trans
People and for the Assurance of LGTBI Rights.
Asbury Revival inspires movements at other Christian colleges in the United States
The marathon revival worship service at Asbury University in USA’s Kentucky has sparked
similar efforts on other Christian campuses in the country.
USA’s Belmont Abbey College launches $100 million academic campaign
A $100 million capital campaign has been launched by Belmont Abbey College, a Catholic liberal
arts college in North Carolina known for upholding Church teaching.
134 jihadist attacks claim 415 lives in Africa’s Maghreb and Sahel in January
The actions of the various jihadist organizations active in the Maghreb and the Sahel regions in
Africa have resulted in 134 attacks that claimed 415 lives in January.
New York City’s first perpetual adoration chapel to open in June
The first perpetual adoration chapel in New York City in the United States of America will be
opened for worship in June.
New ordinations fuel the growth of Vietnam's Hmong Catholics
According to Church workers, the ordination of 16 new transitional deacons in Vietnam’s Hung
Hoa diocese will lessen the strain of having insufficient priests to serve the Hmong ethnic
group.
At least 68 killed in attacks blamed on IS in Syria
The Islamic State outfit’s attack in Syria on Friday has claimed 68 lives, making it the bloodiest
attack in more than a year.
Probe begins into LA Auxiliary Bishop David O’Connell’s fatal shooting
In the United States, law enforcement officers in Los Angeles have said that the fatal shooting
of a Catholic bishop is being investigated as a case of homicide.
Pope renews appeal for victims of war, natural disasters
Pope Francis has yet again appealed for help for the victims of the devastating quake that hit
Turkey and Syria, the people in war-ravaged Ukraine, and the victims of the devastating cyclone
in New Zealand.
Over 11K sign memorandum seeking the release of Nicaraguan Bishop Alvarez
The Activate and Solidart platforms delivered 11,000 signatures to the Nicaraguan embassy in
Mexico City denouncing President Daniel Ortega's abuse of human rights and seeking the
release of Bishop Rolando Alvarez of Matagalpa who has been handed out a jail sentence of 26
years.
Pope Francis reminds believers that Lenten journey is synodal
In his message for this year’s Lenten season, Pope Francis said the season of prayer and
repentance and the synodal process are aimed at achieving "transfiguration" on a personal and ecclesial level.
Police detect pipe bomb behind a Catholic church in Philadelphia
In USA’s Philadelphia, the bomb squad was called to the scene after an 18-inch pipe bomb was
found behind a Catholic church on Sunday afternoon. Just before 1:40 pm, a bystander
discovered a PVC pipe with sealed ends and black powder behind St Dominic’s Church
according to Philadelphia police.
Six Coptic Christians released from captivity in Libya
The Egyptian foreign ministry has reported that six Coptic Christians who were abducted in
Libya have been detained.
Judge rejects challenge to Florida education law
A federal judge in the United States has dismissed a lawsuit that sought to invalidate a
contentious Florida law that seeks to curb the discussion of gender identity and sexual
orientation in the classroom.
Spain allows people to freely change gender from age 16 sans parental consent
Spain’s lower house has given its assent to the Law for the True and Practical Equality of Trans
People and for the Assurance of LGTBI Rights.
Asbury Revival inspires movements at other Christian colleges in the United States
The marathon revival worship service at Asbury University in USA’s Kentucky has sparked
similar efforts on other Christian campuses in the country.
USA’s Belmont Abbey College launches $100 million academic campaign
A $100 million capital campaign has been launched by Belmont Abbey College, a Catholic liberal
arts college in North Carolina known for upholding Church teaching.
134 jihadist attacks claim 415 lives in Africa’s Maghreb and Sahel in January
The actions of the various jihadist organizations active in the Maghreb and the Sahel regions in
Africa have resulted in 134 attacks that claimed 415 lives in January.
New York City’s first perpetual adoration chapel to open in June
The first perpetual adoration chapel in New York City in the United States of America will be
opened for worship in June.
New ordinations fuel the growth of Vietnam's Hmong Catholics
According to Church workers, the ordination of 16 new transitional deacons in Vietnam’s Hung
Hoa diocese will lessen the strain of having insufficient priests to serve the Hmong ethnic
group.
At least 68 killed in attacks blamed on IS in Syria
The Islamic State outfit’s attack in Syria on Friday has claimed 68 lives, making it the bloodiest
attack in more than a year.