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Jardine Malado November 02, 2017 03:33 AM EST
Police arrest Catholics protesting Reformation event in Belgium

Police arrest Catholics protesting Reformation event in Belgium

Belgian police arrested a group of youths who were praying the rosary to protest a service celebrating the Protestant Reformation at a Catholic cathedral in Brussels.

Jardine Malado November 02, 2017 03:23 AM EST
French court rules that cross on Pope John Paul II statue must be removed

French court rules that cross on Pope John Paul II statue must be removed

A top administrative court in France has ruled that a cross from a memorial of the late Pope John Paul II in Brittany must be removed because it violates a 1905 law imposing the strict separation of Church and State.

Jardine Malado November 01, 2017 04:19 AM EST
Scientists say Biblical miracle in Book of Joshua may be oldest recorded solar eclipse

Scientists say Biblical miracle in Book of Joshua may be oldest recorded solar eclipse

Researchers from Cambridge University have suggested that the miracle described in the Book of Joshua when "the sun stood still, and the moon stopped until the nation took vengeance on its enemies" may have been the earliest recorded solar eclipse.

Jardine Malado November 01, 2017 04:15 AM EST
ISIS supporters threaten 4-year-old Prince George in online messaging app

ISIS supporters threaten 4-year-old Prince George in online messaging app

The supporters of the Islamic State terror group have threatened to attack Prince George, the 4-year-old son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, in a disturbing post shared on the encrypted instant messaging application Telegram.

Jardine Malado November 01, 2017 04:11 AM EST
Pro-life groups in Scotland threaten to sue government for allowing 'do-it-yourself' abortions at home

Pro-life groups in Scotland threaten to sue government for allowing 'do-it-yourself' abortions at home

Pro-life groups in Scotland are looking into legal ways to challenge the government's controversial decision to allow pregnant women to take abortion drugs at home.

Jardine Malado November 01, 2017 03:48 AM EST
United Methodist High Court dismisses petitions urging denomination to drop stance labeling homosexuality as sin

United Methodist High Court dismisses petitions urging denomination to drop stance labeling homosexuality as sin

The United Methodist Church's highest court has turned down two petitions urging the denomination to declare that its official stance against homosexuality is unconstitutional.

Jardine Malado October 31, 2017 03:13 AM EST
Coptic Christians decry closure of four churches in southern Egypt

Coptic Christians decry closure of four churches in southern Egypt

Coptic Christians are calling on Egyptian authorities to put an end to discrimination after the government closed down four churches in the southern province of Minya in the past few weeks.

Jardine Malado October 30, 2017 06:02 PM EST
Pakistani Christian attacked by group of men in UK for displaying cross in his car

Pakistani Christian attacked by group of men in UK for displaying cross in his car

A Pakistani Christian, who works as a food delivery driver in the U.K., was attacked by a group of men he says were Muslims for displaying two poppies and a cross on his car.

Jardine Malado October 30, 2017 04:01 AM EST
Christians in Bangladesh and Pakistan declare their support for Rohingya Muslims

Christians in Bangladesh and Pakistan declare their support for Rohingya Muslims

Christians in Bangladesh and Pakistan are declaring their support for Rohingya Muslims, who are currently experiencing persecution in the predominantly Buddhist country of Myanmar.

Jardine Malado October 30, 2017 03:57 AM EST
UK church bans 'Onward Christian Soldiers' hymn from Remembrance Sunday event to avoid offending non-Christians

UK church bans 'Onward Christian Soldiers' hymn from Remembrance Sunday event to avoid offending non-Christians

A church in the U.K. has banned the hymn "Onward Christian Soldiers" from being sung during a Remembrance Sunday service due to concerns that it may offend non-Christians.

Jardine Malado October 30, 2017 03:48 AM EST
Christian student was lawfully expelled from university for 'anti-gay' comments, UK court rules

Christian student was lawfully expelled from university for 'anti-gay' comments, UK court rules

A High Court judge in the U.K. has ruled that a Christian student who was accused of making derogatory comments about homosexuals on social media was lawfully expelled from his social work course at the University of Sheffield.

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