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Balochistan is deadly for Christians in Pakistan
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The Catholic eighth grader and two of his friends were injured the evening of Aug. 8 awhen motorcycle-riding gunmen attacked the Christian colony in the ...
Martyred Father Jacques Hamel: a model of simplicity and authenticity
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“One example is a person who claims to have been healed after placing his paralyzed hands on Father Hamel’s grave. We have the paperwork from ...
Burkina Faso: Islamic terrorism has become commonplace
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The inhabitants of the town were taken to the mosque and asked to convert to Islam: “Issa (Jesus) has come, but his mission is over. ...
Yet another priest is slain in Nigeria
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According to the statement, the priest’s “corpse was later discovered already decomposing on Tuesday July19."
In two months, 68 Christians are killed in Nigeria’s Benue State
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Conflicts between nomadic herders and settled farmers date back centuries, but the influx of high-grade firearms over the past several years has made the attacks ...
Pakistan: Kidnappings, forced conversions are ‘human rights issue’
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Pakistan is one of the countries where the problem is most severe, along with Mozambique, Nigeria, Egypt, Iraq, and Syria.
Priests are an ‘endangered species in Nigeria’
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According to data compiled by Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), at least 18 priests have been kidnapped in Nigeria since the beginning of ...
Bishop shocked at murder of two priests in Nigeria
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“With this situation, nobody is safe anywhere. If you go out of your house, even in the daytime, until you come back, you are not ...
‘Christian persecution never ended in Middle East
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“There are still people being persecuted because of their faith and thankfully ACN didn’t accept the political correctness and said, ‘Yes, Christians are being persecuted.’”
Nicaragua: worst hit by religious persecution in Latin America
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The study estimates that the figures it presents are lower than the actual number of attacks. “Cases were found where the priests were so tired ...









