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UK: The Prince of Wales meets survivors of Christian persecution

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Frank Marooki was just eight when he lost both parents and all his siblings when their boat capsized in the Aegean Sea following their escape from Iraq’s Nineveh Plains which had been seized by ISIS in summer 2014.

Christians in India seek protection from Hindutva government

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“As long as the BJP [Bharatiya Janata Party] remains in the government, Christians will face high levels of injustice and persecution."

New religious body adds to Islamization in Pakistan

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“The Prime Minister wants the RAA to formulate an intellectual response to blasphemous acts in the West. A perfect response would be to discourage people from taking the law into their own hands and to punish others without a fair trial."

Armenia: refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh fight for survival

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The flat: everything is clean and tidy but furnished with only the barest necessities and there is no electricity or running water.

IDPs in Nigeria at Christmas: ‘Jesus Christ is my salvation’

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"In my dreams I relive the time when we were in hiding. Since the terrorists used to attack by night, we would get out of the town as soon as night began to fall and hide in the bush."

7,000 rosaries for the children of Iraq’s Nineveh Plains

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"The kids were excited when they came to pick up their rosary. Then they all, about 90, gathered on the altar to pray a decade."

Why build a church among the poorest in Pemba, Mozambique?

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"A context of extreme poverty, poor housing for many, and the irrefutable lack of basic services to live with dignity is clearly a challenge that can trump other dubious needs, such as a church."

South Sudan: ‘There are times when riches prove to be a curse’

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"There are times when riches prove to be a curse. South Sudan has oil fields, but the profits do not trickle down to the people."

Bahrain: The Cathedral of Our Lady of Arabia will be consecrated Dec. 10

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The construction of the Cathedral marks a big step forward in Church-state relations and is also a testimony to the ever-increasing number of Catholics in the region.

‘Catholic minority in Georgia lives under difficult conditions’

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"Unlike many other Orthodox Churches, the Georgian Orthodox Church does not recognize Catholic baptisms and marriages. "
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