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Government

  • Election will be meaningless if we don’t change our ways

    My editors asked if I planned to write about the election, and I said yes. Perhaps they hoped I would pen something about the need to vote, a topic I’ve tackled before. But that seems unnecessary. Look at how many people have already voted. We all know the stakes in 2020. At this point,... Read more
    Written by Mitch Albom   |  
    Posted by Yaro on November 3rd, 2020

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  • Hong Kong extradition bill could further endanger Christians, advocates say

    Though a proposed change to extradition laws in Hong Kong is on hold for now, Christian leaders and advocacy groups are continuing to speak out, warning that under the proposal those in Hong Kong who support Chinese Christians could be unjustly brought to mainland China for trial. “If the... Read more
    Written by Catholic News Agency   |  
    Posted by Yaro on June 19th, 2019

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    Find more in A World in Pain | Christian Persecution | Government | Politics | World News
  • Bishops pray for exorcism as anti-Catholic attacks continue in Nicaragua

    As attacks on Catholic clergy continue and anti-government protesters are besieged by Nicaraguan police and paramilitaries, the bishops said they would pray an exorcism prayer. The bishops said that July 20 would be a day of prayer and fasting “as an act of atonement for the profanation... Read more
    Written by Catholic News Service  |  
    Posted by Yaro on July 17th, 2018

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    Find more in A World in Pain | Anti-Catholicism | Government | Politics | World News
  • Nicaragua crisis: ’38 killed in bloodiest day’

    Sunday was the deadliest day in Nicaragua since a wave of anti-government protests started in April, a local human rights group says. According to the Nicaraguan Centre for Human Rights (Cenidh), 38 people were killed during clashes in three areas. Cenidh says 31 were anti-government... Read more
    Written by BBC  |  
    Posted by Yaro on July 12th, 2018

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    Find more in A World in Pain | Anti-Catholicism | Government
  • What are the new border policies?

    Washington D.C., Jun 18, 2018 / 03:57 pm (CNA).- In recent weeks, changes to the U.S. enforcement of immigration policy have made headlines, as an effort to pursue criminal prosecution has led to family separations. What exactly are the new policies? How did the changes come about? And how... Read more
    Written by Michelle La Rosa  |  
    Posted by Yaro on June 18th, 2018

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    Find more in Doctrine | Government | Law | Marriage & Family | Politics | Race, Ethnicity, Gender
  • Dozens killed in protests as U.S. embassy inaugurated in Jerusalem

    JERUSALEM - As the new U.S. embassy was inaugurated in Jerusalem May 14, violence broke out between Palestinian protesters and Israeli soldiers. International media reported that in Gaza, at least 52 people were killed, including five under the age of 18, and some 2,000 were injured. The... Read more
    Written by Catholic News Service  |  
    Posted by Yaro on May 14th, 2018

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  • Chinese government official: No religion ‘transcends nations’

    Beijing, China, Apr 3, 2018 / 07:00 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- A Chinese government official who oversees religious affairs said Tuesday that government restrictions on bishop appointments are not a violation of religious freedom, as he emphasized that religions in China must “adapt to socialist... Read more
    Written by Catholic News Agency  |  
    Posted by Yaro on April 5th, 2018

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    Find more in Government | Religious Liberty
  • Police killing of Stephon Clark generates national attention as questions swirl

    National scrutiny is growing around Sacramento police amid more protests over the shooting of Stephon Clark, an unarmed African American man. Before their game Sunday at Golden 1 Center, Sacramento Kings and Boston Celtics players wore T-shirts bearing Clark's name. The black... Read more
    Written by Victoria Kim   |  
    Posted by Yaro on March 26th, 2018

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    Find more in A World in Pain | Government | Race, Ethnicity, Gender
  • Sam Brownback Finally Confirmed as America’s Religious Freedom Ambassador

    The US Senate finally confirmed Sam Brownback as America’s next ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom Wednesday evening, six months after President Donald Trump tapped the Kansas Republican for the job. The chamber voted 50–49—calling on Vice President Mike Pence to... Read more
    Written by Kate Shellnut  |  
    Posted by Yaro on January 25th, 2018

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  • International Religious Freedom Commission issues bi-partisan letter supporting Iranian protesters

    NEW YORK - A bi-partisan group of current and past heads of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) have joined together to offer their support for Iranian government protesters. In an open-letter published on Thursday, nine leading religious liberty experts praised... Read more
    Written by Christopher White  |  
    Posted by Yaro on January 5th, 2018

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