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Jardine Malado December 21, 2017 05:52 AM EST
Philippine church leaders bemoan President Rodrigo Duterte's support for same-sex marriage

Philippine church leaders bemoan President Rodrigo Duterte's support for same-sex marriage

Leaders of the Catholic Church and Evangelical churches in the Philippines have expressed their objection to President Rodrigo Duterte's support for the legalization of same-sex marriage in Catholic-majority country.

Jardine Malado December 21, 2017 03:21 AM EST
50,000 Christians return to their homes in Iraq's Nineveh Plains but 80,000 still displaced

50,000 Christians return to their homes in Iraq's Nineveh Plains but 80,000 still displaced

As many as 50,000 Iraqi Christians have already returned to their homes in the Nineveh Plains following the defeat of the Islamic State, but 80,000 remain displaced inside the country, a prominent Assyrian humanitarian revealed.

Jardine Malado December 21, 2017 03:12 AM EST
Sierra Leone pastor pledges to give money from sale of 709-carat diamond to the poor

Sierra Leone pastor pledges to give money from sale of 709-carat diamond to the poor

A pastor who found a 709-carat diamond in Sierra Leone has pledged to give money from the sale of the precious stone to help the poor in his village.

Jardine Malado December 21, 2017 03:07 AM EST
Christian-owned toy store in UK refuses to open on Christmas Eve despite estimated loss of $3M in sales

Christian-owned toy store in UK refuses to open on Christmas Eve despite estimated loss of $3M in sales

The Christian owner of one of the largest toy store chains in the U.K. has decided to keep all of its 149 branches closed on Christmas Eve this year so the staff can spend time with their families.

Jardine Malado December 20, 2017 06:09 AM EST
Australian Catholic Church rejects recommendation to make celibacy voluntary for priests

Australian Catholic Church rejects recommendation to make celibacy voluntary for priests

Leaders of the Catholic Church in Australia have rejected a key recommendation of a landmark inquiry into child sexual abuse that the Vatican change the Church's policy to make celibacy voluntary for priests.

Jardine Malado December 20, 2017 02:52 AM EST
Iran detains 4 Christian converts following raids on six house churches

Iran detains 4 Christian converts following raids on six house churches

Four Iranian converts to Christianity were arrested last week after Iranian security forces raided six houses that were being used as home churches in the city of Karaj, about an hour drive from Tehran.

Jardine Malado December 20, 2017 02:41 AM EST
Prosecutors drop charges against pastor accused of hate crime in UK for preaching against Islam

Prosecutors drop charges against pastor accused of hate crime in UK for preaching against Islam

Prosecutors in the U.K. have decided to drop charges against a Nigerian pastor who was accused of using "threatening and abusive language" in London earlier this year for preaching a sermon that linked terrorism to Islam.

Jardine Malado December 19, 2017 05:55 AM EST
Biblical city thought to be destroyed by quake 1,400 years ago uncovered in new underwater excavations

Biblical city thought to be destroyed by quake 1,400 years ago uncovered in new underwater excavations

Archaeologists have found the Biblical city of Corinth which was thought to be destroyed by a massive earthquake in the sixth or early seventh century A.D.

Jardine Malado December 19, 2017 05:34 AM EST
Facebook bans Vatican's Nativity scene photo citing policy against 'sexually suggestive' images

Facebook bans Vatican's Nativity scene photo citing policy against 'sexually suggestive' images

Social media giant Facebook has banned a photo of this year's Vatican nativity scene, citing its policy that prohibits "sexually suggestive or provocative" images.

Jardine Malado December 19, 2017 04:13 AM EST
Egypt's Interior Minister raises security level to maximum alert in preparation for Coptic Christmas

Egypt's Interior Minister raises security level to maximum alert in preparation for Coptic Christmas

Egypt's Interior Minister Magdy Abdel Ghaffar has ordered the security level to be raised to maximum alert in preparation for Coptic Christmas which will begin later this month and continue until Jan. 7.

Jardine Malado December 19, 2017 02:55 AM EST
Vatican issues new guidelines banning sales of relics for future saints

Vatican issues new guidelines banning sales of relics for future saints

The Vatican has issued new rules banning the sales of relics of future saints, including hair strands, hands, teeth and other body parts that are often sold for high prices at online auctions.

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