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USCCB Official Warns of Rise in ‘Polite Persecution’ of Catholic Views on Abortion and Sexuality Internationally
The Biden administration and groups overseas continue to push an ‘LGBT,’ pro-abortion agenda in poor countries.
We Must Not Forget Nigeria!
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Violence against Christians is almost a daily occurrence.
Facing the Root of Violence in Nigeria: Islamic Extremism (Season 4 — Ep. 4)
For at least 100 years Christians in Nigeria have been persecuted and the West has not wanted to call it what it is: 'violence by Islamist groups against Christians,’ says the Religious Freedom Institute's Stephen Rasche.
Months Later, Nine Egyptian Christians Still Detained After Protests to Rebuild Church
'They were interrogated while blindfolded and handcuffed, with no lawyers present, while their families were denied information about their fate and whereabouts. These conditions are akin to enforced disappearances,' Amnesty International said March 30.
Afghanistan the Most Dangerous Place to be Christian, Advocacy Group Says
The group had cited North Korea as the most 'extreme' persecutor of Christians for twenty years prior to this year’s ranking.
Report: Nigerian Bishop Who Criticized Government Over Christian Persecution Called in for Questioning
Bishop Matthew Kukah, who leads the Sokoto diocese in Nigeria’s northwestern corner, released a Christmas message in which he said the government seems to have left the fate of Nigerians in the hands of “evil men.”
Signs of Hope Amidst Christian Persecution, Catholic Charity Says
This month’s consecration of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Arabia in Bahrain offered “a ray of hope for the coexistence of Christians and Muslims in the Arab world,” says Thomas Heine-Geldern, executive president of ACN.
Three Seminarians Abducted in Nigeria
“We ask for your closeness to us in praying for the quick and safe release of our abducted brothers,” Father Emmanuel Okolo, chancellor of the Diocese of Kafanchan, wrote in an Oct. 12 memo.
Cardinal Erdő: 20th-Century Religious Persecution Strengthened the Faith of Hungarian People
During a visit to Rome, the primate of Hungary discussed the recent Eucharistic Congress held in Budapest, the current threats to the West and the upcoming Synod on Synodality.
