Peace for Nigerian Christians Remains Uncertain After US Intervention
Following American airstrikes on terrorist camps, Nigerian bishop, priests voice concern about what comes next.
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Pope Leo Condemns ‘Zeal for War,’ Weak Multilateralism in Speech to Diplomats
Leo lamented what he called a ‘short circuit’ of human rights around the world today, especially the right to life, in the lengthiest speech to date of his pontificate.
Trump to Create Sanctions Plan for Nigeria, Congressman Says
Rep. Chris Smith, a Catholic who chairs the House Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and Human Rights, mentioned the plan during his Dec. 9 speech at a summit organized by For the Martyrs, a nonprofit that aids persecuted Christians.
Trump’s Remarks Ignite Hope for Nigerian Christians — but Reality on Ground Remains Deeply Complex
In the face of experiencing the highest level of persecution globally, Nigeria maintains the highest Mass attendance in the world.
Plight of Persecuted Christians Is ‘Urgent and Needs to Be Addressed,’ Hungarian Relief Official Says
Tristan Azbej, Hungary’s state secretary for persecuted Christians, discusses how Hungary Helps, his nation’s international aid agency, is living out the Pope’s vision for authentic human flourishing.
American Catholics, Heed the Pope’s Call to Champion Religious Freedom in Nigeria and Elsewhere
COMMENTARY: A dire humanitarian crisis demands an American response grounded in both principle and prudence.
Armenian Archbishop Decries International ‘Indifference’ to His People’s Plight
Archbishop Vrtanes Abrahamyan of Artsakh said the Christian world is particularly silent towards the world’s oldest Christian nation.
Anti-Christian Hostility Is Rising — and the Silence Is Deafening
COMMENTARY: A culture that dehumanizes Christians in words and images creates fertile ground for real attacks.
‘Martyrs of the New Millenium’ Examines Plight of Persecuted Christians
The whole nature of Christian martyrdom has shifted in the 21st century, according to Robert Royal.
Lawyer’s Heart Surgery Leads Him on ‘Different Path’ to Serve Persecuted Christians
The photographs of Stephen Rasche in a new exhibit highlight the horrors suffered in Iraq and Nigeria.
