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Seoul’s cardinal announces the consecration of Pyongyang to Our Lady of Fatima
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“North Korea is widely considered the most dangerous place in the world to be a Christian.” The profession of Christianity, which is seen as “Western,” ...
Turkey: nationalism, not religion, drives the conversion of Hagia Sophia into a mosque
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"Ayasofya is a nationalist question. The return serves no purpose from a cultural point of view since Istanbulites have far more mosques than they need, ...
Gravely damaged in war, Cathedral of St. Elijah in Aleppo rises from the ashes
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"It sends a message to the parishioners and Christians in Aleppo—and the world—that we are still in this country despite our dwindling numbers. The restoration ...
Pakistani Catholic girl rAPED AND pREGNANT AFTER FORCED CONVERSION TO ISLAM
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"The court has delayed and continues to delay justice on behalf of Huma, solely because she is an underage Christian girl."
Held by Boko Haram: ‘Leah Sharibu must have been raped and forced to convert’
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“Again, it is forced conversion and it cannot stand. We need to continue to work and to pray for Leah to be set free. Let ...
Aleteia: ACN Director of Outreach on status of Christians in Iraq
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Numbering about 1 million in the days before the first Gulf War, the [Christian] community has since been decimated by war, economic turmoil and jihadism.
EU sounds alarm: danger of Mozambique becoming a new base for ISIS
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He added that the European Union should consider taking action by helping the government of Mozambique.
Pakistan: Imam’s fatwa gives parents of kidnapped Catholic girl hope
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“In terms of how the marriage is viewed within the Muslim community, the Grand Mufti’s intervention is significant.”
Christianity Today: ACNUSA director of outreach eyes US Catholics’ perception of Christian persecution
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“There’s a great darkness over parts of the world where people of faith are persecuted or denied the right to worship.”
Mozambique: in wake of attack, Carmelite sister testifies to ‘barbarism’ of jihadists
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They are sowing terror among the population, burning towns and villages and attacking civilians on the roads or those travelling by public transport.









