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Pakistan: Christians, other religious minorities are denied COVID-19 aid
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He called on the Pakistan government to provide masks, gloves and other COVID-19 protective equipment for sanitary workers and domestic workers—many of whom are Christians.
Nigeria: Michael Nnadi & Bolanle Ataga—martyrs walking toward the barking dogs
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According to Muhammad [one of the kidnappers], they had killed Michael because he kept asking them to repent and turn their lives around from their ...
In Burkina Faso, terrorism and COVID-19—‘a disaster within a disaster’—pose a double threat
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“the gravity of the situation is unchanged, and indeed in some places even worse” than before the pandemic, with almost a million people left homeless ...
In Niger, in time of the virus, fears of anti-Christian violence
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Yet, despite his confidence in the government, the bishop warned that “we have to be on our guard, nonetheless, as the reactions of the fundamentalist ...
In Nigeria, a priest reflects on deadly Fulani attack in light of Easter season
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"I asked myself why it was that I organized an occasion to honor the mother of God and this would happen on this same day. ...
Istanbul: Could the former basilica of Hagia Sophia again become a mosque?
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"The 'Christian people' of Turkey' are extremely cautious, given what they have been through."
In Mozambique, insurgents wage war hidden by ‘law of silence’
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"There are many financial interests and those who are funding all this are finding fertile ground due to the poverty, the lack of opportunities and ...
One year after Easter bombings in Sri Lanka, priest demands justice
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"We feel as if we are betrayed. Just to arouse the emotions of the people, the representatives of the government say something about the investigations ...
One year later, Christians have forgiven perpetrators of Sri Lanka attack
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"‘Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do,’ and throughout the past year, every Sunday, [our seminarians] have repeated these same words… Yes, ...
COVID-19: cardinal offers up his illness for peace in Burkina Faso
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Cardinal Ouedraogo says he "willingly offers this time of trial" and his "daily prayer: for every person afflicted by the virus; for an end to ...









