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Christian Leaders in Sri Lanka Meet with Prime Minister Regarding Easter Bombings
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Chesterton fans fundraising to create Father Brown mystery game
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Press and Religious Freedom Entangled in Nagorno-Karabakh
12/19/2020 Nagorno-Karabakh (International Christian Concern) – Azerbaijani media outlets have published a number of articles reporting that over 12,000 Azerbaijanis will be resettled...
Vatican’s liturgy congregation stresses importance of Sunday of the Word of God
The Vatican’s liturgy congregation issued a note Saturday encouraging Catholic parishes around the world to celebrate the Sunday of the Word of...
ERCC Member Repeatedly Summoned by Police
12/19/2020 China (International Christian Concern) – A member from the heavily persecuted house church in Chengdu has been repeatedly summoned by the police,...
Nigerian Christians facing ‘calculated genocide,’ Catholic bishop tells Congress
The world must not ignore the “genocide” of Christians in Nigeria, the Catholic Bishop of Gboko told members of Congress on Thursday.
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