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In Philippines, a third priest is killed in six months

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"The Church will always stand up for peace and mercy. Revenge is not in keeping with our message. Our first tool for social change is ...

In Madagascar, Church faces corrupt rule, Islamization

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"Yes, the rise of Islamism is palpable! You can see it everywhere! It is an invasion. With money from the Gulf States and from Pakistan, ...

Expert: In Indonesia ‘terrorism could strengthen moderate Islam’

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"Indonesia will certainly become more Islamic; but hopefully still within the country’s existing constitutional and democratic framework. For us Christians, the task is clear: we ...

Nigerian bishop says there is ‘plan to Islamicize the Christian areas’

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“When the attacks take place, there are never any police or soldiers present. Quite apart from the fact that the Fulani tribesmen cannot afford the ...

Church bombings in Indonesia prompt pastor’s call for forgiveness

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SURABAYA is the capital city of East Java Province, Indonesia. Like many cities in Indonesia, 80 percent of Surabaya’s population is Muslim. Most Indonesian Muslims ...

Pope auctions Lamborghini, proceeds help resettle Iraqi Christians

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“The Pope never stops showing Iraqi Christians that he is there for them. This gift fills us with great hope and is a source of ...

Christians in Indonesia feel ‘desperate, terrorized’ by bombings

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“Our faithful are afraid, but we, their pastors, constantly call on them to remain calm. The terrorists are trying to scare us, but we must ...

Christians in India suffer from attacks by radical Hindus

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Modi's ministers have repeatedly emphasized their support for measures intended to "protect" the Hindu religion, the bishop said. In the eyes of Hindu nationalists, religious ...

Attack on church in Central African Republic kills 24

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“The grenade was thrown from behind the parish walls into the crowd of people at Mass. It exploded."

In wake of church massacre, Nigerian bishops call on president to step down

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“If the President cannot keep our country safe, then he automatically loses to the trust of the citizens. He should no longer continue to preside ...
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